Civil Procedure At Common Law
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Hayden, 2 Salk. 579. 5 Steph. PI. 216.
8 Parnham i>. Pacey, Willes, 532; e Steph. PI. 217.
Stafford v. Mayor of Albany, 6 Johns. 1. 7 Steph. PI. 217, 218.
ART. III. ] RULES OP PLEADING. TO MATERIALITY OP ISSUE. 271 1st. A dilatory plea is not within the rule, because it is not a plea to the merits of the declaration and it need not therefore traverse or confess or avoid its allegations. 1 Such pleas are inter- posed on account of defects in form or in abatement of the suit. 2 The rule however o...btains in respect to replications and subsequent pleadings, whether in response to pleas in bar or in abatement. 8 2d. Pleadings in estoppel were not within the rule, because they did not in their nature either deny or admit and avoid the cause of action, but merely disclosed matter which disabled the opposite party from alleging or proving the facts of his declaration, to which the plea was addressed. 4 3d. The right to make a new assignment was also an exception.
In doing this the pleader adopted the expedient of stating more definitely his cause of action, so that his adversary could not es- cape responding to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hayden, 2 Salk. 579. 5 Steph. PI. 216.
8 Parnham i>. Pacey, Willes, 532; e Steph. PI. 217.
Stafford v. Mayor of Albany, 6 Johns. 1. 7 Steph. PI. 217, 218.
ART. III. ] RULES OP PLEADING. TO MATERIALITY OP ISSUE. 271 1st. A dilatory plea is not within the rule, because it is not a plea to the merits of the declaration and it need not therefore traverse or confess or avoid its allegations. 1 Such pleas are inter- posed on account of defects in form or in abatement of the suit. 2 The rule however o...btains in respect to replications and subsequent pleadings, whether in response to pleas in bar or in abatement. 8 2d. Pleadings in estoppel were not within the rule, because they did not in their nature either deny or admit and avoid the cause of action, but merely disclosed matter which disabled the opposite party from alleging or proving the facts of his declaration, to which the plea was addressed. 4 3d. The right to make a new assignment was also an exception.
In doing this the pleader adopted the expedient of stating more definitely his cause of action, so that his adversary could not es- cape responding to it.
What to read after Civil Procedure At Common Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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