In the Matter of Winifred Carpenter

In the Matter of Winifred Carpenter, et al. No. 2002, Sept. Term. 2023 Opinion by Leahy, J. Summary Judgment > Affidavit In order to defeat a motion for summary judgment, the opposing party must provide “factual assertions, under oath, based on the personal knowledge of the one swearing out an affidavit, giving a deposition, or answering interrogatories.” Miller v. Ratner,

114 Md. App. 18, 27

(1997) (emphasis in original). Summary Judgment > Affidavit Affidavits submitted in response to a motion for summary judgment in which affiants state that the information contained in their affidavits is…