Wheeler v. Hurley

Each material allegation of complaint, not controverted by answer must, for purposes of action, be taken as true. Stats. 1915, 193.

Denial that property is worth exact sum alleged in complaint is negative pregnant, and court can, upon such pleadings, in absence of further proof, find for any sum less than amount stated. If error thereby occurs it is of that infinitesimal character which can be of no injury. Blackie v. Cooney, 8 Nev. 45.

Party is entitled to benefit of admission in adversary's pleading and may without proof accept it as basis for judgment. Carlyon v. Lannan, 4 Nev. 160; Hixon v.…