Meiksin v. Howard Hanna Co., Inc.

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• The denial of a motion for summary judgment “suggests that there was competent evidence of sufficient quantity and quality to demonstrate probable cause for a reasonable belief that the action could be maintained”
• where Dragonetti plaintiffs in prior lawsuit unsuccessfully moved pre-trial for summary judgment and had compulsory non-suit denied, probable cause existed as matter of law in prior lawsuit to defeat Dragonetti action
• plaintiff must show that “the defendant lacked probable cause to institute the proceedings”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).