Furman v. Delaware Department of Transportation

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• holding that on a motion to dismiss, the Court may consider documents incorporated by reference that are integral to a plaintiff’s claim
• holding that on a motion to dismiss, the Court may consider documents incorporated by reference that are integral to a plaintiff’s claim
• finding that trial court was required to convert a motion to dismiss into a motion for summary judgment when the Court relied upon materials outside the pleadings
• finding that trial court was required to convert a motion to dismiss into a motion for summary judgment when the Court relied upon materials outside the pleadings
• explaining that absent either of the two exceptions permitting a court to consider extrinsic materials on a motion to dismiss, in order to consider materials outside the pleadings, the Superior Court is required under Rule 12(b
• finding that the court could not consider extrinsic material on a motion to dismiss because the extrinsic evidence was offered for its truth and was not integral to plaintiff’s claim or incorporated into the complaint by reference

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