Cutter v. South Carolina

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a complaint may be dismissed on the basis of an affirmative defense 18 if the defense clearly appears by the face of the complaint
• holding that a 17 complaint may be dismissed on the basis of an affirmative defense if the defense clearly appears 18 by the face of the complaint
• concluding that when the district court failed to enter a separate judgment, the time for filing a notice of appeal never began to run and the appeal was therefore timely
• holding that stating a § 1986 claim first requires stating a § 1985 claim
• holding that allegations should not be construed as an admission against inconsistent claims
• holding that allegations should not be construed as an admission against inconsistent claims

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