Fun v. Virginia Military Institute

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that a breach of contract cause of action by an employee who was fired from a state college served as an adequate post-deprivation remedy (citations omitted)
• holding trial court improperly sustained demurrer where, in order to find for the defendant, “the trial court had to reject [plaintiff]’s allegations, accept [defendant]’s view of the facts, and resolve the claim on the merits”
• noting that in considering a demurrer, the court does not “evaluate and decide the merits of a claim; [a demurrer] only tests the sufficiency of factual allegations to determine whether the motion for judgment states a cause of action.”
• a demurrer “tests the sufficiency of factual allegations to determine whether the motion for judgment states a cause of action”
• a demurrer “tests the sufficiency of factual allegations to determine whether the motion for judgment states a cause of action”
• demurrer merely tests factual allegations to determine whether they state a cause of action

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).