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special defense
i am being sued and i entered a special defense. does that mean that the burden of proof is on me??

Asked on 10/14/03, 3:14 pm

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James Aspell Law Office of James F. Aspell, PC

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Re: special defense

The burden of proving the allegations of your special defense is on you.

Answered on 10/14/03, 4:14 pm

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