BROCK, Chief Judge. After the hearing on plaintiff’s motion for summary-judgment under Rule 56, the trial judge proceeded to make what he termed “Findings of Fact.” Summary judgment should be entered only where there is no genuine issue as to any material fact. If findings of fact are necessary to resolve an issue as to a material fact, summary judgment is improper. There is no ne…
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