Conclusion
A Dictionary of Law · Henry Campbell Black · 1891
A Dictionary of Law
The end; the termination; the act of finishing or bringing to a closes. The conclusion of a declaration or complaint is all that part which follows the statement of the plaintiff's cause of action. The conclusion of a plea is its final clause, in ment of the declaration is traversed and issue tendered) or offers a verification, which is proper where new matter is introduced. In trial practice. It signifies making the final or concluding address to the jury or the court. ‘This-is, in general, the privilege of the party who has to sustain the burden of proof, Conclusion also denotes a bar or estoppel; the consequence, as respects the individual, of a judgment upon the subject-matter, or of hig confession of a matter or thing which the law thenceforth forbids him to deny. CONCLUSION AGAINST THE