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CASE REPORT: 24-CV-1029
Plaintiff's Petition Contradicts Deemed Admissions, Precluding Summary Judgment on Liability
Whether the 'Release of Lien' signed by Lyle Jackson constitutes a full release of all claims.
Whether Plaintiff's failure to respond to RFAs 10-14 results in unassailable judicial admissions.
Whether genuine issues of material fact exist regarding Plaintiff's alleged breach by non-payment.
Whether Plaintiff's quantum meruit claim is barred by the existence of an express contract.
Whether Defendant's counterclaims for fraudulent inducement and poor workmanship present triable issues.
The Bottom Line
Summary judgment is improper because significant factual disputes remain regarding the scope and validity of the alleged Release of Lien and the effect of the deemed admissions. Plaintiff's petition directly asserts non-payment and breach, contradicting Defendant's claims of full release and no breach. Furthermore, Defendant's counterclaims for fraudulent inducement and poor workmanship also present contested facts that require resolution at trial.