Jrt, Inc. v. Tcby Systems, Inc. Tcby Enterprises, Inc. Americana Foods, Inc. Timothy David Nickodemus

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• plaintiff's unsupported allegations \with no hint as to the source of his belief\ insufficient to create genuine dispute for trial
• In \a successful summary judgment defense ... [the non-movant] must demonstrate that at trial it may be able to put on admissible evidence proving its allegations.\
• \[A] successful summary judgment defense requires more than argument or re-allegation; [the party] must demonstrate that at trial it may be able to put on admissible evidence proving its allegations.\
• A nonmoving party has the burden of demonstrating to the district court \that at trial it may be able to put on admissible evidence proving its allegations.\ (citing Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 256-57 (1986))
• A nonmoving party has the burden of demonstrating to the district court \that -9- at trial it may be able to put on admissible evidence proving its allegations.\ (citing Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 256-57 (1986))
• “[W]ith [the defendant] having shown an absence of facts supporting [the plaintiff’s] claim of the bad faith required for a finding of fraud . . . the burden was upon [the plaintiff] to raise a genuine issue regarding [the defendant’s] alleged bad faith.”

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