Loomis v. Mason

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• holding that, under an exception to the speaking demurrer rale, court may consider writing introduced into record by defendant making preliminary objection if plaintiff bases his claims on the writing
• finding no error where trial court considered agreements attached to defendant's demurrer because those agreements were acknowledged and relied upon by plaintiffs to establish their claims
• courts should not interfere with policy decisions of school authorities so long as they act in good faith within their statutory powers
• though court must accept as true the plaintiff’s factual averments as to the contents of a writing, the court is not bound by plaintiff’s legal interpretation of these provisions
• demurrer cannot admit an alleged construction of a written instrument

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