Schuldes v. National Surety Corporation

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• affirming summary judgment where \the damages sought in this suit do not have the requisite certainty of existence in order to allow their recovery\
• “[N]o damages can be allowed for the loss of profits which is determined 12 to be uncertain, contingent, conjectural, or speculative.”
• although a written response is required by Eule IV, and uncontested facts evidenced in the motion must be taken as true, the superior court still must determine whether the movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law
• although a written response is required by Rule IV, and uncontested facts evidenced in the motion must be taken as true, the superior court still must determine whether the movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law

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