The Florida Bar v. Greene

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• noting summary judgment “is designed to test the sufficiency of the evidence to determine if there is sufficient evidence at issue to justify a trial or formal hearing on the issues raised in the pleadings.”
• “A ruling on a motion to dismiss based on a pure question of law is subject to de novo review”
• “A ruling on a motion to dismiss based on a pure question of law is subject to de novo review.”
• In the posture of a motion to dismiss, the nonmovant’s allegations must be taken as true and “all reasonable inferences therefrom construed in favor of the nonmoving party.”
• in ruling on a motion to dismiss eomplaint, the trial court must not only accept all well-pleaded allegations as true, but must also construe all reasonable inferences, arising therefrom in favor of plaintiff
• in ruling on a motion to dismiss complaint, the trial court must not only accept all well-pleaded allegations as true, but must also construe all reasonable inferences arising therefrom in favor of plaintiff

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