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Forensic Accounting

Category - Fundamental Forensic Knowledge

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What happens when a party fails to deny an allegation?

It constitutes general denial
It constitutes specific denial
Party is contacted again to give their viewpoint
If the pleading is required, allegation is considered admitted

Explanation

Answer: D - When a party fails to deny an allegation, and if the pleading was required therein, then the allegation is considered admitted. In cases where positive pleading is not required, the allegation in question is considered ‘avoided.

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