Courts generally take a liberal attitude in determining the legal sufficiency of pleadings.

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Courts generally give a favorable interpretation to pleadings and are more likely to allow cases to proceed even if the pleadings are not perfect. This is because the purpose of pleadings is to provide notice to the other party of the claim being made and the basis for it, rather than to meet technical legal requirements.

Courts Generally Take a Liberal Attitude in Determining the Legal