Kester v. Whitaker

How courts have described this case

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• overruling objections to admissibility of exhibit at summary judgment because \it is possible that the facts underlying [the exhibit] could be admissible at trial\
• overruling objections to admissibility because \it is possible that the facts underlying [the exhibit] could be admissible at trial.\
• overruling objections to admissibility of exhibit at summary judgment 24 because “it is possible that the facts underlying [the exhibit] could be admissible at trial”

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