Suppose both sides in a suit agree about certain facts, so they do not need to be proven at trial. To settle facts about which there is no real dispute, the parties may use:

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Mauricio Reid

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7 April, 10:29

Suppose both sides in a suit agree about certain facts, so they do not need to be proven at trial. To settle facts about which there is no real dispute, the parties may use:

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Milton Woods · Answer 1

The correct answer is requests for admissions

Explanation: Requests for Admissions are an action by which a person becomes part of the staff of a company: application for admission. Input; permission given to someone to get that person somewhere.