Life Insurance Co. of Virginia v. Gar-Dal, Inc.

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• recognizing that a nonmovant may object to defects in the form of summary judgment evidence at any time before judgment is rendered
• holding that defects of form are waived if not pointed out to trial court before summary judgment is rendered
• holding that photocopy of note attached to affidavit of vice president, swearing that copy was true and correct, was competent summary judgment evidence
• recognizing that a nonmovant may object to defects in the form of summary-judgment evidence at any time before judgment is rendered
• holding that copy of note and affidavit that plaintiff was “sole owner and holder” of note was sufficient to prove that plaintiff “was the owner, holder, and in possession of the note”
• statement in affidavit that \all offsets and payments had not been credited\ to a note held insufficient to raise question of fact

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