Walker Shoe Store, Inc. v. Howard's Hobby Shop

How courts have described this case

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• “[Sjummary judgment is not proper if reasonable minds could draw ... different inferences and reach different conclusions [from the undisputed facts].”
• \[S]ummary judgment is not proper if reasonable minds could draw ... different inferences and reach different conclusions [from the undisputed facts].\

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