Utah Supreme Court· 11/19/1993

Lamb v. B & B AMUSEMENTS CORP.

Citations

869 P.2d 926
226 Utah Adv. Rep. 16
1993 Utah LEXIS 145
1993 WL 477625

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finding where party moving for summary judgment offers no affidavits disputing allegations, party opposing motion is not required to offer affidavits
stating that the evidence presented on summary judgment “may be used only to determine whether a material issue of fact exists, not to determine whether one party’s ease is less persuasive than another’s or is not likely to succeed in a trial on the merits”
“As the moving party, [defendant] had the affirmative burden of establishing that there were no material issues of fact....”
\The party moving for summary judgment must establish a right to judgment based on the applicable law as applied to an undisputed material issue of fact.\
“Plaintiffs failure to make an objection on the record bars our consideration of the issue on appeal.”
\Plaintiff's failure to make an objection on the record bars our consideration of the issue on appeal.\

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Judges: Stewart, Hall, Howe, Durham, Zimmerman

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