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Originally Posted by farmer_giles_of_ham
Are words really that important? As a non-attorney I am due way more latitude, and this has been stated in several cases posted on this forum. In fact the judge is supposed to strain to find whatever was meant by the pleading.
So I write "demur" and I mean "insufficient information to enable a responsive answer", which has the effect of a denial.
That is something to which I will have to "demur".
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Demur is common law, it exists in name only when dealing with registered citizens of the body politic, another thing they tell you is that they are going after the fictional strawman account and holding you as surety.
Common law in most cases only now exist with those who have withdrawn all adhesion contracts or were lucky enough not to have them at all. aka... DL, BC, VR