Vanderberg v. Rios

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the motion to dismiss the complaint was moot when plaintiff filed an amended complaint before the hearing on the motion to dismiss and before the defendant filed an answer to the complaint
• explaining that the filing of an amended complaint renders moot the legal sufficiency of the original complaint
• noting that a motion to dismiss is not a pleading
• noting that a motion to dismiss is not a pleading
• reversing the dismissal of an action, because the legal sufficiency of the original complaint was rendered moot by the filing of the amended complaint

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).