Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Co. v. Reder

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• stating that a motion for judgment on the pleadings is decided solely on the information contained in the pleadings; if evidence outside the record is considered the motion becomes one for summary judgment
• affirming conversion where Rule 12(c) movant presented evidence outside the pleadings and nonmovant was also given opportunity to produce additional materials
• because court did not exclude the outside materials submitted with the Rule 12(c) motion, \the summary judgment standard govern[ed] the disposition of the motion\
• because court did not exclude the outside materials submitted with the Rule 12(c) motion, “the summary judgment standard govern[ed] the disposition of the motion”
• finding ten-day period previously allowed by Rule 56(c) sufficient
• finding ten-day period previously allowed by Rule 56(c) sufficient

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