speaking demurrer
A demurrer that cannot be sustained because it introduces new facts not contained in the original complaint. [Cases: Pleading 210. C.J.S. Pleading §§ 289–290.]
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placita juris
placita juris (plas-[schwa]-t[schwa] joor-is). [Law Latin “pleas of law”] Hist. Positive statements or guiding principles of the law, in contrast to legal conclusions or maxims.
commercial motor vehicle
commercial motor vehicle 商业交通工具 主要用于商业和工业运输的工具，与用于娱乐的交通工具〔pleasure vehicles〕相对。
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immaterial
immaterial, adj. (Of evidence) tending to prove some fact that is not properly at issue; lacking any logical connection with the consequential facts. Cf. IRRELEVANT. [Cases: Evidence 143. C.J.S. Evidence §§ 197, 201–204.] — immateriality, n. “The rules of substantive law and of pleading are what determine immateriality; and if the probandum is immaterial, of
issuable defense
issuable defense 可争议的答辩；涉及实质性问题的答辩普通法诉答中的一个专业用语，指就案件的实体问题〔merits〕提出合法的答辩理由〔legal defense〕的答辩，不同于妨诉答辩〔plea in abatement〕以及任何仅旨在拖延诉讼的答辩。
precludi non debet
precludi non debet (pri-kloo-dI non dee-bet ordeb-et). [Latin “he ought not to be barred”] Hist. The beginning of a plaintiff’s reply to a plea in bar in which the plaintiff objects to being barred from maintaining the action. — Sometimes shortened to precludi non.
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judgment recovered
judgment recovered 已通过判决获得 被告提出的主张原告已经获得了他提起诉讼所要寻求的赔偿或救济的答辩。这是以前的一种虚假答辩〔sham plea〕，旨在拖延诉讼。根据现在的诉讼规则，被告可以提出存在先前判决〔prior judgment〕作为抗辩。
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disjunctive allegation
A statement in a pleading or indictment that expresses something in the alternative, usu. with the conjunction “or” [a charge that the defendant murdered or caused to be murdered is a disjunctive alle-gation]. [Cases: Federal Civil Procedure 675; Indictment and Information 72; Pleading 20, 53. C.J.S. Indictments and Informations § 152; Pleading §§ 72–73, 150.]
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placita coronae
placita coronae (plas-[schwa]-t[schwa] k[schwa]-roh-nee). [Latin] Pleas of the Crown; criminal actions.
non assumpsit
non assumpsit (non [schwa]-s[schwa]m[p]-sit). [Latin “he did not undertake”] Hist. A general denial in an action of assumpsit. See ASSUMPSIT. [Cases: Assumpsit, Action of 20. C.J.S. Assumpsit, Action of § 19.] “ ‘Non assumpsit’ is the general issue in assumpsit, whether special or general, and is in effect a formal denial of liability on the