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MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT

1 MOTIONS FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT These procedures explain how to present and oppose MOTIONS for SUMMARY JUDGMENT . You should follow these procedures and Rule 56 carefully. These procedures require careful preparation of statements of proposed findings of fact . The purpose of these statements of proposed findings of fact is to clearly identify the essential facts material to the motion for SUMMARY JUDGMENT , and to help the court determine if those facts are genuinely disputed. A dispute of fact is genuine if both sides have evidentiary support for their positions.

2. A proposed fact can be supported with any of the following evidence: Depositions. Give the name of the witness, the date of the deposition, and page of the transcript of cited deposition testimony. Answers to Interrogatories. State the number of …

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