Which of the following motions would be appropriate if before the trial a defendant claimed that the only issue between the parties was a question of law, the facts were settled, and that the law was favorable to the defendant's position?

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Which of the following motions would be appropriate if before the trial a defendant claimed that the only issue between the parties was a question of law, the facts were settled, and that the law was favorable to the defendant's position?

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A motion for summary judgment is appropriate when there are no genuine disputes as to any material facts and the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. This fits the scenario where the defendant claims that the only issue is a question of law and the facts are settled.

Which of the Following Motions Would Be Appropriate If Before