In Defendant's Answer - Admit Letter or Email. Refers court to read it. Denies Specific Statements in letter or email.

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Is this allowed, or should they have said "lack knowledge...of specific statements? Instead of Denying which means the pleading is not factual.

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Richard Weltman ·
Confer with a lawyer face-to-face about the particular language you find offensive. Without seeing it in context, it appears defendant is telling the court that the letter or email may exist but the pleader need not admit the meaning or interpretation of its content. In the vernacular the documents is said to "speak for itself."
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Fred Isquith ·
you question is far to unspecific to provide an satisfactory response
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