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Conn. Practice Book § 10-46

The Answer; General and Special Denial

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The defendant in the answer shall specially

deny such allegations of the complaint as the

defendant intends to controvert, admitting the

truth of the other allegations, unless the defendant

intends in good faith to controvert all the allegations, in which case he or she may deny them

generally. Any defendant who intends to controvert the right of the plaintiff to sue as executor, or

as trustee, or in any other representative capacity,

or as a corporation, or to controvert the execution

or delivery of any written instrument or recognizance sued upon, shall deny the same in the

answer specifically.

History

(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 160.)

Provenance

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