Lucy sues Chris for nonpayment of a promissory note of ($100,000.) Chris's answer contains only this averment:
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Lucy sues Chris for nonpayment of a promissory note of \($100,000.\) Chris's answer contains only this averment: Defendant neither admits nor denies Plaintiff Lucy's claim, and puts Lucy to her proof at trial. Lucy moves for judgment on the pleadings arguing that Chris has admitted liability. Should the motion be granted?
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