Valerie Watterson v. Eileen Page

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• holding that district courts may consider official public records in addressing a motion to dismiss
• holding that public records and other essential documents submitted by plaintiffs may be considered as part of the pleadings
• holding that New Hampshire law prohibits a person seeking to rescind a contract from treating the contract as simultaneously rescinded and binding
• holding that public records and other essential documents submitted by plaintiffs may be considered as part of the pleadings
• recognizing that “documents the authenticity of which are not disputed by the parties” may be considered on a motion to dismiss
• concluding that court could consider official public records submitted with plaintiff’s opposition when ruling on Rule 12(b)(6) motion without converting motion to one for summary judgment

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