In this action for breach of contract and violation of trade secrets, the IAS court erroneously charged the jury in a way that left a clear impression that the burden of proof was on the plaintiff that he, and not a successor corporation, was the real party in interest. The defendant bears the burden of proof on an affirmative defense (see, e.g., Kramer v City of New York,
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