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· 7/11/1966

Irving Gostin v. Jules Nelson, and Josef Hoffman, D/B/A Merit Associates, and Individually

Citations

  • 363 F.2d 371
  • 11 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 1269
  • 1966 U.S. App. LEXIS 5532

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  • finding that a district court properly declined to consider, at the summary judgment stage, “counter-affidavit, the relevant portions of which were based entirely on information and belief”
  • finding that a district court properly declined to consider, at the summary judgment stage, “counter-affidavit, the relevant portions of which were based entirely on information and belief”

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Judges: Smith, Freedman, Miller

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