· 7/21/2006
Parish v. Icon Health & Fitness, Inc.
Citations
- 719 N.W.2d 540
- 2006 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 89
- 2006 WL 2048995
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- noting, in adopting the Product Restatement, the Supreme Court of Iowa also adopted the associated commentary
- noting, in adopting the Product Restatement, the Supreme Court of Iowa also adopted the associated commentary
- stating the requirement for a response to a motion for summary judgment must assert genuine issues of facts, Which are sufficient if “a reasonable fact finder could return a verdict or decision for the nonmoving party based upon those facts”
- stating the requirement for a response to a motion for summary judgment must assert genuine issues of facts, which are sufficient if “a reasonable fact finder could return a verdict or decision for the nonmoving party based upon those facts”
- stating the 4 requirement for a response to a motion for summary judgment must assert genuine issues of facts, which are sufficient if “a reasonable fact finder could return a verdict or decision for the nonmoving party based upon those facts”
- “A fact is material if it will affect the outcome of the suit, given the applicable law.”
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Judges: Larson
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