"The function of summary judgment is to deal with issues and get at the real substance of the facts, about which there is no controversy which a judge could take seriously." (Tripp, Guide to Motion Practice, p. 277.) This well-established rule was enunciated in County Transp. Co. v. Maltbie (191 Misc. 391). The motion is determined on all of the pleadings (Bobrose Developments...
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