Which of the following is ordinarily considered to be a motion, as opposed to a form of legal action?

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A summary judgment is a procedural motion filed during a case, asking the court to decide the case or specific issues in the case without a trial, based on the submitted evidence showing no material facts in dispute. A declaratory judgment, on the other hand, is a form of legal action seeking a court's declaration on the legal status or interpretation of a law or agreement, not a motion within an ongoing case.

Which of the Following Is Ordinarily Considered to Be a Motion