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2080 Since the doctrine of unclean hands is heavily fact dependent, it is a uniquely poor candidate to support a demurrer; where a complaint used language subject to one possible interpretation, which supported an unclean hands defense, and another, which did not, the trial court should not have sustained a demurrer without leave to amend.CitationCROSSTALK v JACOBSON (Unclean Hands) 65 CA4 631 [See: INA v Liberty Mutual 128 CA3 297; Fibreboard v East Bay Union 227 CA2 675; Blain v Doctor's 222 CA3 1048]
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