Phil W. Morris Co. v. Schwartz

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• calling it the “better policy” to disallow affidavits submitted after a decision on a motion for summary judgment where they do not include newly discovered material and could have been produced earlier through reasonable diligence
• \better policy\ to disallow affidavits submitted after a decision on a motion for summary judgment that do not include newly discovered material and could have been produced earlier through reasonable diligence
• after granting summary judgment, trial court acts within its discretion in rejecting new evidence presented in motion for reconsideration absent showing additional facts could not have been discovered and produced earlier with exercise of reasonable diligence
• after granting summary judgment, trial court acts within its discretion in rejecting new evidence presented in motion for reconsideration absent showing additional facts could not have been discovered and produced earlier with exercise of reasonable diligence

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