Montgomery County Board of Education v. Horace Mann Insurance

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• finding no genuine disputes as to material facts because the sole question to be resolved by the court was the legal interpretation of “relevant statutes, the various insurance agreements between the parties, and the Complaint,” and granting summary judgment
• finding no genuine disputes as to material facts because the sole question to be resolved by the court was the legal interpretation of “relevant statutes, the various insurance agreements between the parties, and the Complaint,” and granting summary judgment
• “It would be wholly inconsistent-with our case law — case law that predates the enactment of the statutes now contained in §§ 4-104(d
• “[I]n Maryland, a trial court has some discretion to deny summary judgment even when it could grant that relief.... ”
• “[I]n Maryland, a trial court has some discretion to deny summary judgment even when it could grant that relief . . . .”
• “Apart from being malicious, sexual abuse of a minor is criminal conduct that is not within the scope of a teacher’s employment or authority.”

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