Magma Copper Co. v. INDUS. COM'N OF ARIZONA

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• to properly raise affirmative defense party must give sufficient notice to allow opposing party to produce evidence on the issue
• employer or carrier who intends to raise an affirmative defense must give notice sufficient to enable the worker to produce evidence on that issue
• to properly raise affirmative defense party must give sufficient notice to allow opposing party to produce evidence on the issue
• consent cannot be implied “by admission without objection of evidence relevant to an issue within the pleadings”
• generally requiring affirmative defense to be raised during hearing process

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).