WY · rules
W.R.C.P.C.C. 3
Pleadings
While notice pleading remains the standard, the party that bears the burden
of proof with respect to any claim or affirmative defense should plead all
material facts that are known to that party that support that claim or
affirmative defense and each remedy sought, including any known monetary
damages. A material fact is one that is essential to the claim or defense and
without which it could not be supported.
Any statement of fact that is not denied with specificity in any responsive
pleading is deemed admitted. General denials of any statement of fact are not
permitted and a denial that is based on the lack of knowledge or information
shall be so pleaded.
Provenance
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- wyocourts.gov
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- 2026-09-24
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- 2026-09-24
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