Per Curiam.
Randles argues that he sustained his burden of proof for a writ of quo warranto to issue and that, even if his evidence is insufficient, he should nevertheless prevail because, under Civ.R. 8(D), the allegations in his complaint were admitted by Hill's failure to answer. Randles further argues that the court of appeals erred by overruling his motion to strike Hill's merit brief.
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