Milton P. Higgins, III v. Nathan Scherr

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• “the opponent of a summary judgment motion has a burden of showing ... the existence of a genuine dispute of material effect and cannot simply rest upon his unverified complaint.”
• “[T]he opponent of a summary judgment motion has a burden of showing, by proper affidavits or other evidence, the existence of a genuine dispute of material [fact] and cannot simply rest upon his unverified complaint.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).