Oschwald v. Christie

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• holding that the opponent to summary judgment cannot meet its burden of establishing a material fact by relying on mere arguments and contentions
• stating that it is not enough that there are 10 factual issues because issues must be material; immaterial facts create no triable 11 issue
• stating that 9 it is not enough that there are factual issues because issues must be material; 10 immaterial facts create no triable issue
• discussing prima facie cases for summary judgment and concluding that the affidavit of the movant did make a prima facie case

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