PER CURIAM.
AFFIRMED.
LEWIS, C.J. and WOLF, J., concur.
MAKAR, J., dissenting.
MAKAR, J., dissenting.
Fraud is generally not a proper subject of a summary judgment because "it requires an explanation of the facts and circumstances of the alleged wrongdoing to determine if they collectively constitute a fraud and for that reason such determination is seldom one that can be made in a legally sufficient manner without a trial." Baker...
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