Allegations (Rule 8)

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1. In pleading an official act under Rule8 Section9, is it sufficient to aver that the act was done in compliance with law?
2. A complaint states two alternative grounds. GroundOne independently states a sufficient claim; GroundTwo is deficient. …
3. A party challenges an association’s legal existence and knows specific supporting particulars. It offers only a vague g…
4. A complaint relies on a representative suing for another. It omits all facts showing representative authority. Counsel …
5. A pleading properly avers that an official act complied with law under Section9. At trial the opponent offers admissibl…
6. One alternative claim independently suffices while another does not. Explain Section2’s effect without assuming either …
7. A defendant disputes an association’s existence but withholds particulars peculiarly within its knowledge. Explain Sect…
8. Distinguish pleading an official act in compliance with law from conclusively proving that compliance.