Reynolds v. Fahey
55 A. 221, 20 Del. 264, 4 Penne. 264, 1903 Del. LEXIS 15
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Reynolds v. Fahey, 55 A. 221, 20 Del. 264, 4 Penne. 264, 1903 Del. LEXIS 15 (Del. Ct. App. 1903).
Opinion
The affidavit of defense states a conclusion of law and not the facts upon which such conclusion is based. It sets out that the defendant does not owe the amount but does not state why, so that the Court can judge whether it is a legal defense or not.
Let judgment be entered notwithstanding the affidavit of defense.
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