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1 - True
The party against whome the case is filed is defendant or who is accused of doing something against the law.
2 - True
The person who files the lawsuit and person against whom the case is filed. Both are called litigants
3 - True
The claim signifies that something has been committed.
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check the answers for Question 17&18 called what? D. A toll is a civil wrong committed...
check the answers for Question 17&18
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n the Ohio case Biddle v. Warren General Hospital, a number of patients brought a lawsuit...
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check the answers for Question 17&18
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