Definition of demurrable in English:

demurrable

adjective dɪˈməːrəb(ə)ldɪˈmjʊrəbəl

Law dated

Open to demurrer.
Example sentencesExamples
- A plea of a fair and accurate report of foreign judicial proceedings was not demurrable.
- The emotional distress cause of action was demurrable on other grounds, but leave to amend should have been granted.
- And if a claim is demurrable there might arise a question, as arose in the present case, as to whether it could possibly be saved by amendment.
- Without such allegation that the contract was assigned, that part of the pleading would then be demurrable.
- A conclusion of law renders no issue, and a complaint which depends upon such allegations is insufficient and demurrable.

Definition of demurrable in US English:

demurrable

adjectivedɪˈmjʊrəbəldiˈmyo͝orəbəl

Law dated

Open to demurrer.
Example sentencesExamples
- Without such allegation that the contract was assigned, that part of the pleading would then be demurrable.
- The emotional distress cause of action was demurrable on other grounds, but leave to amend should have been granted.
- A plea of a fair and accurate report of foreign judicial proceedings was not demurrable.
- And if a claim is demurrable there might arise a question, as arose in the present case, as to whether it could possibly be saved by amendment.
- A conclusion of law renders no issue, and a complaint which depends upon such allegations is insufficient and demurrable.

单词	demurrable
释义	Definition of demurrable in English: demurrable adjective dɪˈməːrəb(ə)ldɪˈmjʊrəbəl Law dated Open to demurrer. Example sentencesExamples A plea of a fair and accurate report of foreign judicial proceedings was not demurrable. The emotional distress cause of action was demurrable on other grounds, but leave to amend should have been granted. And if a claim is demurrable there might arise a question, as arose in the present case, as to whether it could possibly be saved by amendment. Without such allegation that the contract was assigned, that part of the pleading would then be demurrable. A conclusion of law renders no issue, and a complaint which depends upon such allegations is insufficient and demurrable. Definition of demurrable in US English: demurrable adjectivedɪˈmjʊrəbəldiˈmyo͝orəbəl Law dated Open to demurrer. Example sentencesExamples Without such allegation that the contract was assigned, that part of the pleading would then be demurrable. The emotional distress cause of action was demurrable on other grounds, but leave to amend should have been granted. A plea of a fair and accurate report of foreign judicial proceedings was not demurrable. And if a claim is demurrable there might arise a question, as arose in the present case, as to whether it could possibly be saved by amendment. A conclusion of law renders no issue, and a complaint which depends upon such allegations is insufficient and demurrable.
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