John Faulkner v. Adt Security Services, Inc.

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• reminding that on a motion to dismiss, the facts are construed 7 in the light most favorable to plaintiff—the non-moving party, and where exhibits assert facts that 8 are in dispute, the court construes them in favor of the non-moving party
• remanding to 3 17 the district court to consider whether dismissal should have been without prejudice
• remanding to the district court to consider whether dismissal 10 || should have been without prejudice
• remanding to the district court to consider whether 18 dismissal should have been without prejudice
• remanding to the district court in order to consider a 16 || whether dismissal should have been without prejudice
• requiring “allegations of material fact” to support 26 claims on a motion to dismiss

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