· 7/8/1992
Nathan Joseph Cormier, Jr. And Felicia Marie Lejeune Cormier v. Pennzoil Exploration & Production Company, Clemco Industries Corp.
Citations
- 969 F.2d 1559
- 23 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 883
- 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 18674
- 1992 WL 192102
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- holding that affidavits offered by a nonmoving party could not be considered at summary judgment because they were not based on personal knowledge
- refusing to consider plaintiff’s affidavits in evaluating a motion for summary judgment because they were not based on personal knowledge
- refusing to consider at the summary judgment stage a plaintiff’s affidavits because they were not based on personal knowledge and relied on hearsay statements
- court may not consider hearsay contained in affidavit when ruling on summary judgment motion
- court may not consider hearsay contained in affidavit when ruling on summary judgment motion
- court may not consider hearsay contained in affidavit when ruling on summary judgment motion
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Judges: Jolly, Dayis, Smith
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