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To: jude24
Was the suit filed in federal or Connecticuit court? If it was in federal court, you could file a motion for summary judgment.

Required disclaimer: I am a law student, not a lawyer. I am not admitted to the bar of any state.

Silly. You can file a motion for summary judgment in state court too. But to do that you have to take the pleadings of the other party as fact. If he's stated (rather than proven) a case in his pleadings, you're not going to win a SJ motion.

217 posted on 11/15/2004 7:36:48 PM PST by ClintonBeGone (Sometimes it's OK for even a Wolverine to root for a Buckeye win.)
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To: ClintonBeGone
Dumb mistake. I edited out some other ideas, but left the jurisdiction question in.

Too much multitasking.

224 posted on 11/15/2004 7:38:44 PM PST by jude24 (sola gratia)
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