Salinas v. Werton

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• summary judgment proper where record devoid of any evidence as to why van left road and hit the plaintiff
• the plaintiff could not show that statutory violation was proximately related to injury and, thus, summary judgment was proper
• summary judgment proper where record devoid of any evidence as to why van left road and hit the plaintiff
• the plaintiff could not show that statutory violation was proximately related to injury and, thus, summary judgment was proper
• although a plaintiff may rely on reasonable inferences that may be drawn from the facts considered on a motion for summary judgment, the circumstances must justify an inference of probability as distinguished from mere possibility

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