McKee v. Gilbert

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• where a disputed provision in a contract is ambiguous, the parties may not place an action in a posture for summary judgment merely by mistakenly characterizing the provision as unambiguous
• “That one party fails to satisfy the burden on his own motion does not imply that the opposing party has satisfied his burden and should be granted summary judgment.” (Emphasis in original; citations omitted.)

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