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1. What conditions must be met for a judge to grant a motion for summary judgment:...

1. What conditions must be met for a judge to grant a motion for summary judgment:

A.     no material facts exist to prove the defendant’s guilt

  1. the defendant fails to answer the complaint
  2. the facts in the complaint are either untrue or can be proved
  3. evidence outside the pleadings establishes that there is no material issue of fact such that the moving party is entitled to a judgment

2. Which of the following is not part of a summons and service of process      :

  1. complaint
  2. evidence of service of process
  3. a date set by the court to respond to the complaint
  4. answer
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  1. D. Evidence outside the pleadings establishes that there is no material issue of fact such that the moving party is entitled to a judgment is the condition which must be met for a judge to grant a motion for summary judgment. This is the clause as per the laws of the United States of America.
  2. D. Answer is not part of a summons and service of process. Whereas, other options are certainly parts of such a summons and service of process.

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