Exam 4: Drafting the Complaint

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An injured child has capacity to sue.

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The caption of a complaint states the cause of action.

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Rescission includes an action seeking ​

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Notice pleading is ​

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A real party in interest is ​

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​ A wherefore clause states the

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​ A person shall not be deprived of life, liberty, or property without

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Federal and some state privacy laws on personal identification in legal documents require ​

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Demand for a jury trial is assumed unless otherwise stated in the complaint.

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It is up to the drafter of the complaint to decide whether privacy concerns should limit personal identification information on the document.

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Notice pleading does not require attention to the elements of law.

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Relief in a wrongful death action may include parental damages.

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An example of a person who has standing to sue is ​

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To sue, a party must have ​

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The abbreviation et al. may not be used in the complaint caption.

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Ms. Schnabel is a real party in interest in the Forrester case.

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The complaint must always include the ​

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A lawsuit may be prevented if the defendant ​

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Fact pleading is the simplest form of pleading.

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Name two documents filed to require a party to do or refrain from doing some act.

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