Plainfield Pike Gas & Convenience, LLC v. 1889 Plainfield Pike Realty Corp.

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• concluding that an affidavit submitted by the nonmoving party accompanied by a detailed deposition corroborating the evidence in that affidavit was sufficient to raise a dispute of material fact sufficient to bar summary judgment
• concluding that an affidavit submitted by the nonmoving party accompanied by a detailed deposition corroborating the evidence in that affidavit was sufficient to raise a dispute of material fact sufficient to bar summary judgment
• “We have held that ‘[s]imply stating an issue for appellate review, without a meaningful discussion thereof or legal briefing * * * does not assist the Court in focusing on the legal questions raised, and therefore constitutes a waiver of that issue.’”

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