Harris v. New York State Department of Health

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• taking judicial notice of the contents of an order in an Article 78 proceeding
• “A plaintiff cannot oppose a motion to dismiss through assertions of facts and references to documents not 26 reflected in the complaint at issue[.]”
• district court may judicially notice \admissions in pleadings and other documents in the public record filed by a party in other judicial proceedings that contradict the party's factual assertions in a subsequent action\
• “A plaintiff cannot oppose a motion to dismiss through assertions of facts and references to documents not reflected in the complaint at issue, and the parties’ pleadings cannot be amended by these means.”
• “[T]he Court may take judicial notice of admissions in pleadings and other documents in the public record filed by a party in other judicial proceedings that contradict the party’s factual assertions in a subsequent action.”
• “[T]he Court may take judicial notice of admissions in pleadings and other documents in the public record filed by a party in other judicial proceedings that contradict the party’s factual assertions in a subsequent action.”

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