Dobbs v. Guenther

How courts have described this case

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• noting that we look to the substance of a pleading, rather than its form, to determine the filer’s intent
• stating that action for fraud requires proof of “an injury caused by reasonable reliance on the representation”
• stating that nondisclosure of a material fact will give rise to fraud when there was a duty to disclose
• “[W]e must always look to the substance of a pleading rather than to its form.”
• must take all well-pleaded, material factual allegations as true for purposes of motion to dismiss

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).