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  • That is not what the court is saying. The court agrees that reasonable fact-finder may ultimately conclude that defendants are correct that a reasonably prudent person would know that car exhaust contains carbon monoxide that could cause injury. Defendant provided no evidence to support the remedy it sought. It STILL may win on a motion for summary judgment. Just not now with no evidence.

  • Up next: summary judgment inappropriate because defendant failed to present evidence that the sky is blue.

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