"Merits" is a word in LAW AND LEGAL

Merits LAW AND LEGAL
Definition:

In practice. Matter of sub-stance in law, as distinguished from matter of mere form; a substantial ground of de-fense in law. A defendant ls said "to swear to merits" or “to make affidavit of merits” when he makes affidavit that he has a good and sufficient or substantial defense to the action on the merits. 3 Chit Gen. Pr. 543, 544. “Merits,” in this application of it, has the technical sense of merits in law, and ls not confined to a strictly moral and conscien-tious defense. Id. 545; 1 Burrill, Pr. 214; Rahn v. Gunnison, 12 wis. 529; Bolton v. Don-avan, 9 N. D. 575, 84 N. W. 357; ordway v. Boston A M. R. Co., 69 N. H. 429, 45 AU. 243; Blakely v. Frazier, 11 S. C. 134; Rogers v. Rogers, 37 W. Va. 407, 16 S. E. 633; oatman v. Bond, 15 wis. 26

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