Though compensation varies depending on the college conference, baseball umpires working in Division 1 can earn about $400 a game and mileage, lodging and a modest per diem. Hockey referees earn up to about $400 for a Division I college game, linesmen about half as much.ootball referees can make up to $3,000 for 60 regulation minutes, but they work the fewest games of the four sports. But even officials working high school games âpick up some nice money â $8,000, $9,000â â in a season, Mr. Mano said. âYou canât live on it, but it sure beats a second job washing cars.â.
A denial does just that it denies the Plaintiff's allegations and the burden of proof is still on the Plaintiff to prove the prima facie case. An affirmative defense does not deny the allegations but asserts a defense that would negate the legal effect of the Plaintiff's cause of action.The burden of proof in an affirmative defense is on the Defendant. An example would be a breach of contract case.The Plaintiff claims that he had a contract with the Defendant, and Defendant did not perform the contract. denial would say We never had a contract and the Plaintiff would have to prove the existence of a contract. An affirmative defense would say Yes, we had a contract, but that was 20 years ago thus the action is barred by the 10 year statute of limitations..
In the Answer, all defenses to the allegations of the complaint must be raised, and all facts essential. to supporting a particular defense must be included. In addition to asserting denials, an Answer may. assert any ânew mattersâ constituting a defense (. CCP Â§ 431.30(b)(2)). These are called âAffirmative.