No Standard Categorical Syllogism Contains Three Premises

question 52

True/False

No standard categorical syllogism contains three premises.

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Definitions:

Personal Defense

Legitimate reasons or arguments used by a defendant in a legal proceeding to challenge the enforceability of a demand made against them in a personal rather than real property context.

Real Defense

A liability defense that applies universally to all parties.

Warrants

Legal documents issued by a court or government official authorizing the police or another body to make an arrest, search premises, or carry out some other action relating to the administration of justice.

Consideration

Something of value exchanged between parties as part of a contract, which is required for the contract to be legally binding.