· 2/22/2017
Harvest Assets, LLC v. Northlake Manor Condominium Association, Inc.
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- providing that mere “[l]abels, conclusions, recitation of a claim’s elements, and naked assertions devoid of further factual enhancement will not suffice to meet the Rule 8 pleading standard”
- concluding district court did not abuse its discretion in denying request to amend because plaintiff never identified facts or causes of action they sought to amend to pleadings
- recognizing a court may deny a motion to amend if “amendment would be futile”
- recognizing a court may deny a motion to amend if “amendment would be futile”
- declining to impose new terms to a contract to save a party from the express terms of its agreement
- declining to find requests made in opposition memoranda constitute proper motion to amend and reiterating “a district court does not abuse its discretion by declining to grant a request to amend when it is not properly made as a motion”
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