Savage v. City of Springfield

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• explaining that when cross motions for summary judgment have been filed, the court assumes there is no evidence to consider which has not already been filed by the parties
• explaining that when cross motions for summary judgment have been filed, the court assumes there is no evidence to consider which has not already been filed by the parties
• explaining that when cross motions for summary judgment have been filed, the court assumes there is no evidence to consider which has not already been filed by the parties to the case
• explaining that when cross motions for summary judgment have been filed, the court assumes there is no evidence to consider which has not already been filed by the parties to the case
• noting the court may decline to address the merits of a question when appellant provides no legal authority regarding the particular argument
• \The purpose of summary judgment is to expedite the disposition of cases not requiring the services of a fact finder.\

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