A Motion to Is a Motion Filed by the Defendant

question 12

Multiple Choice

A motion to is a motion filed by the defendant asking the court to delete redundant or irrelevant paragraphs from the complaint in order to clarify the underlying issues in the case.

• A)Strike
• B)Compel discovery
• C)Make more definite and certain
• D)Dismiss

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