· 11/20/1979
Federal Case
Citations
- 607 F.2d 824
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that an affirmative defense is insufficiently pleaded where it fails to provide the plaintiff with “fair notice of the defense.”
- holding that fair notice 2 standard requires more than a bare recitation of the doctrine at issue
- finding that a generic statute of limitations defense was “adequately pleaded” based, in part, on information contained in the defendant’s memorandum
- discussing pleading standards in the context of a motion to amend
- discussing pleading standards in the context of a motion to amend
- “The key to determining the sufficiency of pleading an affirmative defense is whether it gives plaintiff fair notice of the defense.”
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