Westchester Fire Insurance v. Lipsky

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• “ ... no answer had been filed, and there was no reason to suppose that the father by requesting calendar priority was indicating his willingness to admit in advance the truth of whatever facts the mother should plead when she did file an answer.” (Emphasis added)

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