nuine issue remaining for trial. North Shore did not present any evidence in support of judgment in its favor. It merely pointed the court again to Dawn Prosser's affidavit. As previously discussed, the affidavit contains only general denials. Such general denials are not sufficient to satisfy North Shore's b

d. This Court has herein cited to numerous references in the bankruptcy court's memorandum opinion where it refers to and analyzes the substance of Dawn Prosser's affidavit. As such, the bankruptcy court did not err in refusing to reconsider on that basis. Second, North Shore argued that the court should gran