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issue of fact

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issue of fact noun debatable issue, disputed factual point, disputed question, inquiry into the truth, issue to beaddressed, material disputed point, material point, matter in question, matter of contention, point at issue, point in quession, point to be determined, question at issue, question for inquiry, question to be addressed, question to be deterrined, questionable issue
Associated concepts: affidavit, disputed fact a law, evidence, issue of material fact, issues of disputed fact


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The court held, inter alia, that summary judgment is a drastic remedy that should be granted by a judge only if there is no triable issue of fact to be resolved.
Clearly, this convinced the court that there is a triable issue of fact in this case, which must be decided by a jury and cannot be disposed of on a motion to dismiss or a motion for summary judgment.
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