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A defendant moved for summary judgment one month after answering. The plaintiff filed a declaration explaining that the defendant alone has maintenance logs and inspection videos that are needed to oppose the motion and that no discovery responses have been produced yet.
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Rule 56(d) allows a party to avoid summary judgment permanently by promising to look for evidence later. The court may defer or deny the motion, allow time for discovery, or issue another appropriate order if the nonmovant shows by affidavit or declaration that it cannot present facts essential to justify its opposition. The court may grant Rule 56(d) relief only if the movant acted in bad faith. The court must decide the motion immediately because summary judgment always precedes discovery.

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