Norton v. Blackham

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• noting that statements that \would not be admissible in evidence ... may not be considered on summary judgment under Rule 56(e)\
• factual issues as to whether a defendant obtained a release by misrepresentation will preclude summary judgement
• “[Statements in [an] affidavit [that] are largely conclusory ... would not be admissible in evidence and may not be considered on summary judgment.”

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