Tapper Chevrolet Company v. Hansen

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• affidavits in support or opposition to summary judgment must set forth facts admissible into evidence
• affidavits in support or opposition to summary judgment must set forth facts admissible into evidence
• “The other two averments, made upon advice and belief and information and belief, are also inadequate under I.R.C.P. 56(e), which requires that affidavits be made ‘on personal knowledge.’”

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