put in issue

put in issue
To raise an issue by the denial of an allegation or the allegations of one's adversary. To put an alleged fact or matter in issue is to plead by way of plea or answer in such manner as to show that the said fact or matter is in issue, and, if the statute requires, to verify such plea or answer. Johnson v Greenen, 98 Ind App 612, 188 NE 796.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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