A Counterclaim Differs from an Affirmative Defense in That,a Counterclaim

question 19

Multiple Choice

A counterclaim differs from an affirmative defense in that,a counterclaim:

• A) is a new claim by the plaintiff.
• B) does not permit a defendant to claim for damages caused by a fraud.
• C) is merely an attack on the plaintiff's claims.
• D) attempts legal relief for the defendant.

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