Joinder In Demurrer
A Dictionary of Law · Henry Campbell Black · 1891
A Dictionary of Law
When a defendant in an action tenders an issue of law, (called a “demurrer,”) the plaintiff, if he means to maintain his action, must accept it, and this acceptance of the defendant’s tender, signified by the plaintiff inaset form of words, is called a “joinder in demurrer.”
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