The documents produced may be personal in nature; therefore:
A) Only the attorney should see them
B) The response should include an objection to producing the items
C) A motion for a protective order should be filed
D) There is no exception to prevent documents of a personal nature from being produced.
D) There is no exception to prevent documents of a personal nature from being produced.
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A wrongful adoption occurs when
A) adoptive parents change their minds about wanting to adopt a child. B) when an agency fails to guarantee the health of the children it places for adoption. C) when an agency deliberately conceals or misrepresents facts about the adoptive child to the adoptive parents. D) all of the above
On June 1st, Roger sent Sue Ellen a letter promising to pay her $500,000 for her promise to sell him for the 160 acres of undeveloped farmland that he owned. On June 5th, Sue Ellen received Roger's letter. On June 7th, Sue Ellen sent Roger a letter accepting his offer. On June 10th, Sue Ellen sent Roger a letter rejecting his offer. On June 12th, Roger received Sue Ellen's June 10th letter. He never received her June 7th letter.?
A. ?Sue Ellen's June 7th letter was an acceptance when sent so contract was formed. B. ?Sue Ellen's June 10th letter was a rejection on June 10th because Roger never received the June 7th letter. C. ?Sue Ellen's June 10th letter was a rejection and a contract was not formed on June 12th because Roger did not receive Sue Ellen's June 7th letter of acceptance but did receive her June 10th letter of rejection. D. ?Sue Ellen's June 10th letter would appear to be the effective rejection in the event that Roger relied on it, even though technically a contract was formed on June 7th.
A statement under penalty of perjury, but not notarized, containing factual statements is:
A) affidavit B) motion C) declaration D) brief