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Phoebe Phoebe
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An allegation by the defendant that that the law furnishes no remedy for plaintiff's claimed injury is known as:
 a. a motion to call for failure of evidence
  b. a motion to rescind for failure to state a claim c. a motion to resign for failure to state a claim d. a motion to dismiss for failure of evidence
  e. none of the other choices are correct
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this is exactly what I needed
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