Lynch Imports, Ltd. v. Frey

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• “[T]he determination of subjective fact questions, such as waiver and intent, strains the use of summary judgment. ‘Where the inferences which the parties seek to have drawn - 12 - Nos. 1-24-1461, 1-24-2607 (cons.
• defendants’ counterclaim was predicated upon the same grounds as their defense to plaintiffs complaint; thus, summary judgment in favor of plaintiff upon its complaint also served to dispose of defendants’ counterclaim, rendering case final for purposes of appeal
• defendants’ counterclaim was predicated upon the same grounds as their defense to plaintiff’s complaint; thus, summary judgment in favor of plaintiff upon its complaint also served to dispose of defendants’ counterclaim, rendering case final for purposes of appeal

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