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· 9/8/2016

Villages of Sanger, Ltd. and Mehrdad Moayedi v. Interstate 35/Chisam Road, L.P. and Malachi Development Corporation

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  • holding that success of failure to exhaust argument based on the absence of any form “depends on the reliability of the Prison's recordkeeping system”
  • holding that “sworn deposition testimony--which the District court did not consider” in a pro se case established a genuine issue of material fact
  • holding that “conclusory, self- serving affidavits are insufficient to withstand a motion for summary judgment.”
  • holding that district courts must provide parties with an additional notice and an opportunity to respond before deciding factual disputes regarding exhaustion on summary judgment
  • holding that success of failure to exhaust argument based on the absence of any form “depends on the reliability of the Prison's recordkeeping system’
  • holding that district may act as factfinder on exhaustion after providing parties with notice and opportunity to respond

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