The Alabama Lawyer: Official Organ State Bar of Alabama, Volumes 13-14The Bar, 1952 |
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Pagina 130
... Plea " is interpreted to mean that the court , upon hearing will decide whether the wording , or the form of the plea , is sufficient , if true , to delay or defeat the suit . After such a hearing , the court should enter a decree ...
... Plea " is interpreted to mean that the court , upon hearing will decide whether the wording , or the form of the plea , is sufficient , if true , to delay or defeat the suit . After such a hearing , the court should enter a decree ...
Pagina 131
... plea in abatement would not be a complete bar to the action . If respondent fails in his proof of the facts alleged in his plea in abatement , his case is not lost and he is allowed to plead to the merits of the cause . Rhode Island ...
... plea in abatement would not be a complete bar to the action . If respondent fails in his proof of the facts alleged in his plea in abatement , his case is not lost and he is allowed to plead to the merits of the cause . Rhode Island ...
Pagina 132
... plea in abatement . If respondent is unsuccessful , no serious damage can result . It is dif- ferent , however , where a Plea in Bar is interposed . Unless the re- spondent , therefore , is certain that his facts will uphold his Plea in ...
... plea in abatement . If respondent is unsuccessful , no serious damage can result . It is dif- ferent , however , where a Plea in Bar is interposed . Unless the re- spondent , therefore , is certain that his facts will uphold his Plea in ...
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