Schneider v. Elvin
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMario Pittoni, J.
Motion for summary judgment in an action for personal injuries denied. Issues of fact exist which cannot he resolved without a trial.
On a motion for summary judgment the testimony of the nonmoving party is accepted as true. Here, the defendant claims in his affidavit that the plaintiff Gravee C. Tyree brought *128her vehicle to a sudden and abrupt stop before reaching the intersection of Peninsula Boulevard and Henry Street in Hemp-stead, N. Y., on October 18, 1958 about 6:00 p.m., and that he applied his brakes, but a collision with the rear of the plaintiffs ’ oar resulted. In the excerpt of…
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