Valenzuela v. State & County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

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• holding affidavit did not affirmatively show how affiant had personal knowledge of the statements contained therein
• noting that 2 There is no need to address the application of Texas Rule of Evidence 601(b
• holding affiant who merely states his job title without identifying his responsibilities or other basis for personal knowledge of the facts he asserts has not demonstrated personal knowledge
• discussing cases in which an individual’s position within an organization qualified the individual to have personal knowledge of the organization’s policies
• affidavits demonstrating personal knowledge often state affiant’s knowledge through affiant’s position and specifically described job duties

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