Later conflicting statements are “feigned” issues of fact
New York courts reject contradictory statements made to defeat summary judgment, treating later conflicting versions as "feigned issues of fact" rather than genuine disputes.
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New York courts reject contradictory statements made to defeat summary judgment, treating later conflicting versions as "feigned issues of fact" rather than genuine disputes.
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Court rules EBT transcript inadmissible when not mailed to plaintiff per CPLR 3117, but Second Department decision conflicts with prior precedent on party depositions.
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