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The Process or Adjudication of an inferior Jurisdiction may be pleaded generally.
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LXVII. In pleading any Process, Decree, Judgment, or Adjudication of a Court or Officer of special or inferior Jurisdiction it shall not be necessary for the Party pleading or relying on such Process or Adjudication to state in his pleading the Facts or Matters conferring Jurisdiction on such Court or Officer to entertain the Question, or issue such Process, or make such Adjudication, but the same respectively may be stated in such pleading to have been duly entertained or made by such Court or Officer; and if such Statement be controverted, the Party so pleading or relying on such Process, Decree, Judgment, or Adjudication shall on the Trial establish by Proof the Facts and Matters necessary to confer Jurisdiction on such Court or Officer to entertain the Question, or issue such Process, or make such Adjudication so pleaded as aforesaid.
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