The type of pre-trial motion that must be supported by specific evidence is a motion for:
A)Judgment on the pleadings.
B)Judgment notwithstanding the verdict.
C)Summary judgment.
D)Appeal.

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A motion for summary judgment must be supported by specific evidence and show that there are no genuine issues of material fact for trial. Judgment on the pleadings and judgment notwithstanding the verdict are both based solely on the pleadings or the trial verdict, respectively, and do not require additional evidence. An appeal is not a pre-trial motion, but a post-trial action.

The Type of Pre-Trial Motion That Must Be Supported by Specific