Marjory Thomas Osborn-Vincent v. American Express Financial

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• \[d]emonstrating a genuine issue requires a showing of evidentiary facts or substantial evidence outside the pleadings from which material facts alleged in the pleadings can be warrantably inferred\
• ‘‘[d]emonstrating a genuine issue requires a showing of evidentiary facts or substantial evidence outside the pleadings from which material facts alleged in the plead- ings can be warrantably inferred’’
• affirming summary judgment rendered in defendant town’s favor because plaintiffs complaint did not allege, as required, that defect was part of design and hence existed from inception of roadway
• Supreme Court has allowed defects in plan of construction to fall under § 13a-149 where plan was defective as to have been out of repair from beginning

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