Nevada Supreme Court· 9/2/1993

Breliant v. Preferred Equities Corp.

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858 P.2d 1258
109 Nev. 842
1993 Nev. LEXIS 134

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holding that a district court may consider \orders [and] items present in the record of the case\ when ruling on a motion to dismiss without converting it to a motion for summary judgment
considering documents attached to the complaint when considering a motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim for relief
\The test for determining whether the allegations of a complaint are sufficient to assert a claim for relief is whether [they] give fair notice of the nature and basis of a legally sufficient claim and the relief requested.\
\The test for determining whether the allegations of a complaint are sufficient to assert a claim for relief is whether [they] give fair notice of the nature and basis of a legally sufficient claim and the relief requested.\
\The test for determining whether the allegations of a complaint are sufficient to assert a claim for relief is whether [they] give fair notice of the nature and basis of a legally sufficient claim and the relief requested.\
“[t]he facts as alleged in appellants complaint are undisputed”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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