Noyac Cottage Ass'n v. Whiteside

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• noting that a prior appeal from an order entering summary judgment only with respect to the issue of serious impairment was quashed as interlocutory
• holding that, in order to withstand a motion for summary judgment, a non- -6- J-A19017-24 moving party must adduce sufficient evidence on an issue essential to his case and on which he bears the burden of proof such that a jury could return a verdict in his favor
• threshold determination of whether plaintiff suffered serious impairment of body function should be made by jury in all but clearest cases
• where a plaintiff failed to establish a cause of action, the constitutional right to a jury trial is not violated when the plaintiffs suit was dismissed

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