Sawyer v. Sugarless Shops, Inc.

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• granting summary judgment was improper when there were conflicting affidavits, some doubt of operative facts, and no discovery had yet been conducted
• granting summary judgment was improper when there were conflicting affidavits, some doubt of operative facts, and no discovery had yet been conducted
• holding service improper when 12 not performed by a disinterested party
• \Nevada has long had rules prohibiting service by a party. This was a common law requirement and has not been changed by [statute] [or rule].\
• \[Respondent] cannot establish that proper service took place by a disinterested party; the default judgment is therefore void.\
• \Nevada has long had rules prohibiting service by a party. This was a common law requirement and has not been changed by [statute] [or rule].\

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