Mansions in the Forest, L.P. v. Montgomery County

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• holding that the general rules of error preservation apply to unsworn affidavits in the summary judgment context
• holding that an objection is required to preserve a complaint that a purported affidavit lacks a jurat or other indication that it was sworn to because it is an objection to form
• holding that no exception should be made to the normal preservation-of-error requirements for a complaint that a purported .affiant was \no affidavit at all'' because the signatory- did not swear to the statements in the \affidavit”
• holding that when purported affidavit lacks jurat and litigant fails to provide extrinsic evidence to show it was sworn before authorized officer, opposing party must object to preserve error
• holding that an objection is required to preserve a complaint that a purported affidavit lacks a jurat or other indication that it was sworn to because it is an objection to form
• holding that an objection is required to preserve a complaint that a purported affidavit lacks a jurat or other indication that it was sworn to because it is an objection to form

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