Gold Creek Sl, LLC v. City of Dawsonville

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• holding that although the city’s pleadings were sufficient to withstand a motion to dismiss, the evidence did not establish the city’s entitlement to summary judgment
• pleadings to be construed include exhibits attached to and incorporated into complaint and answer
• “A copy of any written instrument which is an exhibit to a pleading is a part thereof for all purposes and thus, a trial court is authorized to consider exhibits attached to and incorporated into the pleadings in its consideration of a motion to dismiss.”

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