confesses or admits the cause of action, which this purported affirmative defense fails todo. However, Kerr-McGee did nothing. Not only is this affirmative defense lacking specificallegations, but it oversteps the bounds of good faith pleading as provided by SupremeCourt Rule 137. Kerr-McGee nakedly states that is has resolved “some or...
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