· 3/21/1978
Deering v. Alexander
Citations
- 576 P.2d 8
- 281 Or. 607
- 1978 Ore. LEXIS 800
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- “[W]here the defendant desires to present evidence which does not directly controvert a fact nec- essary to be established by plaintiff, it is a new matter which must be pleaded as an affirmative defense.”
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Judges: Tempore, Tongue, Bryson, Linde, Gillette
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