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The defendant may bring an action against a person other than the plaintiff to obtain indemnity or contribution from that person for the liability that the defendant has to the plaintiff by serving a upon that person.

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DEFINE -summons

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Question 22

The U.S. marshal makes a record of the service of process in a document called the .

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Question 23

When is a counterclaim compulsory?

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DEFINE -motion

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DEFINE -waiver

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Even if the defendant admits allegations contained in the complaint, the plaintiff still must prove the facts concerning the allegations.

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In federal court, when the complaint is duly filed and the filing fee paid, the clerk of court prepares a which the lawyer must attach to a copy of the complaint. A separate summons must be issued for each defendant. The clerk of court assigns a file number to the action when the complaint is filed.

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DEFINE -count

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Who may serve a subpoena?

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The defendant may bring an action against a person other than the plaintiff to obtain indemnity or contribution from that person for the liability that the defendant has to the plaintiff by serving a upon that person.

DEFINE -summons

The U.S. marshal makes a record of the service of process in a document called the .

When is a counterclaim compulsory?

DEFINE -motion

DEFINE -waiver

Even if the defendant admits allegations contained in the complaint, the plaintiff still must prove the facts concerning the allegations.

In federal court, when the complaint is duly filed and the filing fee paid, the clerk of court prepares a which the lawyer must attach to a copy of the complaint. A separate summons must be issued for each defendant. The clerk of court assigns a file number to the action when the complaint is filed.

DEFINE -count

Who may serve a subpoena?

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