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In examining the parties or their pleaders, the Court should insist on a detailed and accurate statement of facts. A brief or vague oral plea, e.g., that the suit is barred be limitation, or by the rule of res judicata, should not be received without a full statement of the material facts and the provision of law on which the plea is based. simil...
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