demurrer
/dɪˈmʊərər/Definitions
1. noun
a formal objection or protest, especially in law, that a claim or charge is invalid or cannot be proven
“The lawyer filed a demurrer to challenge the validity of the evidence presented in court.”
2. verb
to raise a formal objection or protest, especially in law, to a claim or charge
“The company demurred to the lawsuit, claiming that the plaintiff had insufficient evidence.”