Moore, Owen, Thomas & Company v. L. Coleman Coffey and Robert Bruce Coffey, and L. Coleman Coffey and Robert Bruce Coffey v. Thomas O. Moore

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• noting that the district court “has the discretion to refuse the filing of untimely affidavits”
• finding that plaintiffs “were aware, or at least should have been aware,” of defendant’s affirmative defense raised for the first time in his response to summary judgment motion and “in his affidavit in opposition to the . . . motion”
• single affidavit concerning state of mind created factual issue

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