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<h1>Scandalous pleadings must be both offensive and irrelevant to constitute improper allegations in legal proceedings</h1> Legal terminology defines scandal in pleading as allegations that are unbecoming to court dignity, contrary to decency, or charge unnecessary crimes. The allegation must be both offensive and irrelevant to constitute scandal. If offensive material is pertinent and material to the case, parties have the right to plead it. Scandalous pleadings include unnecessary allegations affecting moral character, but material scandalous facts relevant to issues are permissible. The distinction lies in relevance and necessity to the legal cause.