North Dakota Supreme Court· 11/12/1991

Livingood v. Meece

Citations

477 N.W.2d 183
1991 N.D. LEXIS 196
1991 WL 231547

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holding district court did not err in dismissing claim because the claim was abandoned when argument was not further developed or addressed after the claim was made in the complaint
“The motion should be granted only if it is disclosed with certainty the impossibility of proving a claim for which relief can be granted.”
motion to dismiss must be treated as motion for summary judgment when consideration of matters outside of pleadings is required
“[T]his court has specifically applied sovereign immunity as a bar to a direct cause of action against the state based on the alleged violation of state constitutional provisions, assuming that such a cause of action exists.”
“[T]his court has specifically applied sovereign immunity as a bar to a direct cause of action against the state based on the alleged violation of state constitutional provisions, assuming that such a cause of action exists.”
“[T]his court has specifically applied sovereign immunity as a bar to a direct cause of action against the state based on the alleged violation of state constitutional provisions, assuming that such a cause of action exists.”

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Judges: Erickstad, Gierke, Levine, Meschke, Vande, Walle

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