Reyes ex rel. Barcenas v. Roush

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• noting that the trial court may not determine the veracity of a plaintiffs allegations when considering a motion to dismiss
• noting that the trial court may not determine the veracity of a plaintiff's allegations when considering a motion to dismiss
• providing 15 that in evaluating legal sufficiency the court \was not allowed to determine the veracity\ of the complaint's allegations but only whether they were \properly pleaded\
• providing 15 that in evaluating legal sufficiency the court \was not allowed to determine the veracity\ of the complaint's allegations but only whether they were \properly pleaded\
• “Because the trial court on a motion to dismiss [is] not allowed to determine the veracity of [an allegation in the complaint], it [is] restricted to considering] whether [the allegation is] properly pleaded.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).