People v. Rodriguez (Hector)

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• recognizing that affidavits opposing summary judgment must identify admissible evidence and not be based on mere supposition or belief
• noting that “an affidavit averring a pilot had sometimes in the past allowed other persons in a plane to pilot aircrafts did not create an issue of fact as to whether the pilot was allowing another person to pilot the aircraft during a particular fatal crash”
• affirming summary judgment for insurer where insured proffered only speculative and conclusory evidence insufficient to create genuine issue of material fact against insurer’s affidavits attesting that inspection failed to reveal damages covered by policy

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