Walker v. Housing Authority of Bridgeport

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• averment pre- ceded by phrase to ‘‘the best of my information and belief’’ reflected lack of personal knowledge
• ‘‘when deciding a motion for summary judgment a court may not consider material that would be hearsay at trial’’ (internal quota- tion marks omitted)
• although inferences may be drawn on summary judgment from underlying facts, nonmoving party may not rely on mere speculation or conjecture as to true nature of facts to overcome summary judgment
• ‘‘[h]ear- say is generally inadmissible . . . and therefore when deciding a motion for summary judgment a court may not consider material that would be hearsay at trial’’ [citation omitted]

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