Richard Blanchard v. Peerless Insurance Company

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• noting that summary judgment is precluded \unless no reasonable trier of fact could draw any other inference form the 'totality of the circumstances' revealed by the undisputed evidence\
• warning that summary judgment is precluded \unless no reasonable trier of fact could draw any other inference from the `totality of the circumstances' revealed by the undisputed evidence\
• giving the disputed statements “no weight” in resolving the summary judgment motion of the party relying on them
• vacating grant of summary judgment where nonmovant pointed to \undisputed evidence from which a jury might reasonably infer that [the witness's] statements as to his subjective intent were motivated by self-interest\
• “The ‘intent’ which ultimately controls the analogous determinations of ‘residence’ and ‘domicile’ turns primarily on the objective facts, and statements of intent are entitled to little weight when in conflict with facts.” (citations omitted)

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