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inlawrev-2801	Maley, John R.	Developments in Federal Civil Practice Affecting Indiana Practitioners: Survey of Supreme Court, Seventh Circuit, and Indiana District Court Opinions	1989	48	.pdf	application/pdf	18918	945	61	'^ Part II will then look more generally at how the Seventh Circuit and Indiana District Courts have responded to the drastic shift in attitude towards summary judgment reflected in Celotex and AndersonJ^ Finally, Part III will discuss how the decisions could influence Indiana civil procedure, and will argue that the Indiana courts should be wary of rushing to adopt either the new attitude toward federal summary judgment or the specific holding of Anderson.^^ The Article will then discuss an unusual and important issue con- cerning the effect of loan receipt agreements on federal diversity juris- diction. As noted previously, Judge Conover of the Indiana Court of Appeals recently declared that the burden-shifting principles clarified in Celotex have long been a part of Indiana summary judgment practice.	cache/inlawrev-2801.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2801.txt