The Defendant's Case Must

question 39

Multiple Choice

The defendant's case must

• A) rebut the plaintiff's evidence.
• B) prove any affirmative defenses asserted by the defendant.
• C) prove any allegations contained in the defendant's cross-complaint.
• D) rebut the plaintiff's evidence, and prove any affirmative defenses asserted by the defendant.
• E) rebut the plaintiff's evidence, prove any affirmative defenses asserted by the defendant, and prove any allegations contained in the defendant's cross-complaint.

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