Mason v. Roberts
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtPutman, J.
This appeal poses two central questions:
1. Is a motion for a summary judgment filed by a defendant “supported,” as provided for in Civil Rule 56(E), by affidavits which, if true, neither negate any essential element of plaintiff’s ease, nor constitute a legally sufficient affirmative defense to or immunity from the claim of the petition.
2. Has the enactment of R. C. 4399.01 created an immunity from civil liability in all cases not covered therein.
This is an appeal from a summary judgment rendered in favor of defendant Dorothy Tester, dba Corner Bar,
Plaintiff, the administrator of the estate…
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