Question 1

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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The answer of The defendant may bring an action against...

Question 2

DEFINE
-summons

Accepted Answer

The answer of DEFINE
-summons...

Question 3

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

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The answer of The U.S. marshal makes a record of...

Question 4

When is a counterclaim compulsory?

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The answer of When is a counterclaim compulsory?...

Question 5

DEFINE
-motion

Accepted Answer

The answer of DEFINE
-motion...

Question 6

DEFINE
-waiver

Accepted Answer

The answer of DEFINE
-waiver...

Question 7

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

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

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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The answer of In federal court, when the complaint is...

Question 9

DEFINE
-count

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The answer of DEFINE
-count...

Question 10

Who may serve a subpoena?

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The answer of Who may serve a subpoena?...

Exam 6: Introduction to Federal Procedure

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.

DEFINE -count

Who may serve a subpoena?