A motion for summary judgment is granted most often when the facts of the case are such that one party cannot prevail.

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A motion for summary judgment is a request by one party to the court to rule in their favor based on the undisputed facts of the case. If the facts are clear and do not support the other party's position, the court may grant the motion and enter judgment for the moving party. Therefore, this statement is true.

A Motion for Summary Judgment Is Granted Most Often When