Brewer v. Clerk of Circuit Court

How courts have described this case

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• affirming dismissal of employment discrimination and retaliation complaint for failing to comply with statutory prerequisites where the issue of appellant’s noncompliance was tried by consent and determined by the trial court
• finding dismissal for failure to comply with the statutory prerequisite proper where appellant agreed that the circuit court should decide that issue, and, thus, the court did not err in doing so
• \The issue of whether appellant had complied with the statutory prerequisite was thus tried by stipulation or consent of the parties.\
• “The issue of whether appellant had complied with the statutory prerequisite was thus tried by stipulation or consent of the parties.”
• “In effect, the parties treated the hearing on the motion to dismiss as a summary judgment hearing.”
• all well-pled allegations of the complaint are taken as true

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).