Gabrielle files a suit against Hard 'n Fast Adhesives, Inc. Hard 'n Fast responds that even if Gabrielle's statement of the facts is true, according to the law Hard n' Fast is not liable. This is a

a. motion to dismiss.

b. motion for judgment on the pleadings.

c. motion for summary judgment.

d. counterclaim.

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Jaden Barnett

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16 July, 15:53

Gabrielle files a suit against Hard 'n Fast Adhesives, Inc. Hard 'n Fast responds that even if Gabrielle's statement of the facts is true, according to the law Hard n' Fast is not liable. This is a

a. motion to dismiss.

b. motion for judgment on the pleadings.

c. motion for summary judgment.

d. counterclaim.

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Connor Kirby · Answer 1

The correct option is: a motion to dismiss

Explanation:

Motion to dismiss is described as the request of one of the party to the court for the dismissal of the lawsuit or case. This is used when the claim stated by the other party is true or valid but not liable i. e. the law does not offer a judicial relief or remedy for the claim.

It can also be used in case of voluntary withdrawal or settlement.

Therefore, the given situation is an example of a motion to dismiss.