Reid v. Jefferson County

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• holding that statement in an affidavit that a bridge hampered ingress to and egress from party's property was conclusory and did not constitute substantial evidence
• `[the nonmovant's] statements are conclusory. Thus, those statements do not constitute substantial evidence and, therefore, do not warrant submitting [his] claim to the jury'
• `[the nonmovant's] statements are conclusory. Thus, those statements do not constitute substantial evidence and, therefore, do not wanant submitting [his] claim to the jury'

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