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When a Person's Interest in a Suit Is Not Represented

Question 147

Question 147

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When a person's interest in a suit is not represented by existing parties, that person can become a party through a


A) guardian ad litem.
B) petition to include.
C) motion to intervene.
D) cross-claim.

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