William L. Centers v. Centennial Mortgage, Inc., and Matthew T. Kane

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• “[T]he Court considers the exhibits attached to the complaint, but where an exhibit conflicts with the allegations of the complaint, the exhibit typically controls.”
• if a complaint’s exhibit contradicts the pleading on a factual matter, the exhibit often controls

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).