Loraitis v. Kukulka

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• noting the “superior effect” given to statements made under oath and applying penalties of perjury to affidavits
• noting the “superior effect” given to statements made under oath and applying penalties of perjury to affidavits
• civil action held to be one proceeding so that sworn pleading constitutes waiver of privilege at trial
• civil action held to be one proceeding so that sworn pleading constitutes waiver of privilege at trial
• “perjury may be assigned on a verified pleading”
• \perjury may be assigned on a verified pleading\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).