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Replead

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Re`plead´    (r?-pl?d´)
v. t. & i.1.To plead again.


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1986), suggested that the court is not to pounce on the plaintiff and by a crabbed and literal reading of the complaint strain to find that he has pleaded facts which show that his claim is not actionable, and then dismiss the complaint on the merits so that the plaintiff cannot replead.
In fact, the limited nature of the majority's holding prompted Justice Ginsburg to observe: "If I comprehend the Court's enigmatic decision correctly, Buckley may replead a claim for relief and recover for medical monitoring, but he must receive that relief in a form other than a lump sum.
To argue the CCPA violation before the trial court, the supreme court said, Crowe should replead his claim, adding to his "bare-bones original complaint" and alleging "facts sufficient to support the inference that Tull and [the firm] knowingly engaged in a deceptive trade practice which Crowe relied upon.
 
 
 
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