PrinciplePRACTICE AND PROCEDURE — Uncountered Averments in Affidavit — Deemed Admitted
- Area of law
- PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that averments in a supporting affidavit not countered in a counter affidavit are deemed admitted. The principle applies in interlocutory applications. It ensures that uncountered facts are accepted. The principle reflects the effect of failure to counter. It prevents parties from disputing…
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