What is PLEA OF NEVER INDEBTED?

A denial given by the defendant, stating that he/ she was never in an express or implied contract with the plaintiff, hence the question of any obligation does not exist.

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Related Legal Terms

NEVER INDEBTED, PLEA OF, PLEA IN DISCHARGE, PLEA, PLEA IN BAR, PLEA BARGAINING, DEMURRER TO PLEA, PLEA AFFIRMATIVE, PLEA NEGATIVE, PLEA IN ABATEMENT, PLEA OF CONFESSION AND AVOIDANCE


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