Morgan v. Continental Cas. Co.

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• stating that affidavits which are based entirely upon speculation, surmise and conjecture are legally insufficient
• held the term “riding as a passenger in an aircraft” was not ambiguous
• “It is well established that affidavits . . . which are based entirely upon speculation, surmise and conjecture, are inadmissible at trial and legally insufficient to create a disputed issue of fact in opposition to a motion for summary judgment.”

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