Thomco Realty, Inc. v. Helms

WALKER, Judge.

Defendants now argue that the handwritten document dated 3 September 1985 was patently ambiguous, creating no contractual relations between plaintiff and defendant. Therefore, defendants contend the trial court erred when it considered materials from affidavits and depositions to explain any ambiguities and entered summary judgment for plaintiff pursuant to the terms of this document. We disagree and uphold the decision of the trial court.

Summary judgment should be rendered only when the pleadings, depositions, answers to interrogatories, admissions, and affidavits disclose no…