Citizens National Bank of Orlando v. Youngblood

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• the degree of certainty required in a pleading is that the pleader must set forth facts in such a manner as to reasonably inform his adversary of what is proposed to be proved in order to provide the latter with an opportunity to meet proof and prepare his defense

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