What are the differences in forms of pleading and practice and forms of transaction. Provide an example of each type

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Forms of pleading and practice are forms that include documents filed in the courts, including complaints and answers, motions, consent to adopt, etc. Forms of transaction are forms that include documents not filed with the courts, but they can be enforceable within the courts, including wills, an apartment or business lease, a basic contract, etc. American Jurisprudence Pleading and Practice Forms is an example of forms of pleading and practice. American Jurisprudence Legal Forms 2d is an example of forms of transaction.