Potter v. FIRST FEDERAL S & L ASS'N OF SCOTLANDVILLE

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• when motion for summary judgment is properly supported, burden shifts to opposing party to present evidence showing that material facts are still at issue
• “From the nature of the contract of lease, the lessor is bound, without any clause to that effect, to . . . cause the lessee to be in peaceable possession . . . . These are warranties implied in every contract of lease.”

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