Strother v. Lexington County Recreation Commission

I respectfully dissent.

The majority concludes there is no evidence of actual notice. A careful review of the record in totality reveals the erroneous decision of the majority.

SUMMARY JUDGMENT

Williams v. Chesterfield Lumber Co., 267 S.C. 607, 230 S.E.2d 447 (1976), elucidates:

Summary judgment can only be granted in those cases where plain, palpable and indisputable facts exist on which reasonable minds cannot differ. All ambiguities, eonclu*621sions and inferences arising in and from the evidence must be construed most strongly against the movant for summary judgment. Title Insurance Company v.…