Evers v. Edward Hospital Ass'n

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• trial court could limit discovery to what it viewed as primary issue on motion to dismiss
• the court may construe an unambiguous contract as a question of law pursuant to a motion to dismiss
• allegations in pleadings that conflict with facts disclosed in exhibits attached to the pleadings are not admitted as true, but rather, the exhibit controls
• trial court could limit discovery to what it viewed as primary issue on motion to dismiss
• allegations in pleadings that conflict with facts disclosed in exhibits attached to the pleadings are not admitted as true, but 10 rather, the exhibit controls
• the court may construe an unambiguous contract as a question of law pursuant to a motion to dismiss

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