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Eighth Circuit· 6/15/1988

Wallace v. Dorsey Trailers Southeast, Inc.

Citations

  • 849 F.2d 341
  • 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 8043

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that entry of summary judgment was not premature in view of nonmovants failure to take advantage of Rule 56(f) or ask the court for any kind of continuance
  • holding that entry of summary judgment was not premature in view of nonmovants failure to take advantage of Rule 56(f) or ask the court for any kind of continuance
  • affirming district court’s .decision not to impose a duty to retrofit an aerial bucket lift in the absence of a state or federal law requiring the product to be recalled
  • under Missouri law, corporate successor liability may attach only where successor acquires all of transfer- or’s assets
  • nonmovant's failure to request continuance in order to conduct discovery means court's entry of summary judgment prior to discovery is not premature; if party believes pertinent evidence remains undiscovered, party should make some effort to obtain it

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Judges: Bright, Gibson, Magill

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