Supreme Court of Vermont· 12/22/1993
Lussier v. Truax
Citations
- 643 A.2d 843
- 161 Vt. 611
- 1993 Vt. LEXIS 187
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- affidavit opposing summary judgment \may be disregarded if it contains conclusions of law or of ultimate fact\
- defendants’ affidavits and documents, submitted in opposition to motion for summary judgment and consisting mainly of opinions as to legal nature of parties’ transaction, were insufficient to create genuine issue of material fact that lease agreement was in fact financing agreement
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Judges: Allen, C.J., and Gibson, Dooley, Morse and Johnson
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- Gilman v. Maine Mutual Fire InsuranceSupreme Court of Vermont· 2003-06-03· cited 56×
- McMurphy v. StateSupreme Court of Vermont· 2000-06-02· cited 45×
- In Re Shenandoah LLCSupreme Court of Vermont· 2011-07-01· cited 19×
- H&E Equipment Services, Inc. v. Cassani Electric, Inc. & Nicholas CassaniSupreme Court of Vermont· 2017-04-07· cited 15×
- Al Baraka Bancorp (Chicago), Inc. v. HilwehSupreme Court of Vermont· 1994-12-16· cited 13×
- Snyder Group, Inc. Act 250 - Decision on MotionsVermont Superior Court· 2019-05-21
- Fairlee v. Forcier Aldrich & AssociatesVermont Superior Court· 2019-01-14
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5 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Orkin Exterminating Company, Inc. v. Federal Trade CommissionEleventh Circuit· 1988-07-15· cited 104×
- Morrisville Lumber Co., Inc. v. OkcuogluSupreme Court of Vermont· 1987-05-01· cited 51×
- Cohen v. AyersN.D. Illinois· 1978-04-03· cited 28×
- Vermont National Bank v. Chittenden Trust Co.Supreme Court of Vermont· 1983-07-27· cited 17×
- Hadley v. GerrieVirgin Islands· 1991-01-25· cited 7×
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