Denial by defendant________________?
Correct answer: A. Must be specific
- A. Must be specific
- B. Must be relevant
- C. Must be pointed out
- D. None of the these
Explanation
A defendant must specifically deny the allegations in the plaint rather than make a general or evasive denial. This enables the court to identify which facts are actually disputed.
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