Fariello v. Gavin

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• explaining that immunity is “a fact intensive issue” that may be raised in a motion to dismiss only in “exceptional cases in which the facts giving application to the defense are clearly apparent on the face of the complaint.”
• reversing dismissal where facts demonstrating absolute immunity were not evident from the face of the complaint
• stating that an affirmative defense may \be considered after the facts are fleshed out by summary judgment or trial\ and should not be raised in a motion to dismiss unless \the facts giving application to the defense are clearly apparent on the face of the complaint\

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