VAUGHN, Judge.
In determining whether a motion for summary judgment should be granted, "the court may consider pleadings, affidavits meeting the requirements of Rule 56(e), depositions, answers to interrogatories, admissions, oral testimony, and documentary materials; and the court may also consider facts which are subject to judicial notice and such presumptions as would be available upon trial." Singleton v. Stewart,
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