The complaint filed by plaintiff contains:
A) a statement alleging the facts necessary for the court to take jurisdiction
B) a short statement of the facts necessary to show that plaintiff may be entitled to a remedy
C) a statement of the remedy the plaintiff is seeking
D) the names of the parties
E) all of the other choices are included

Question

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All of the options are included in a complaint filed by the plaintiff. In order to establish jurisdiction, the plaintiff must allege the necessary facts. A brief statement of the facts must be given to show that the plaintiff may be entitled to a remedy, and the nature of the remedy must be stated. Finally, the complaint must identify the parties involved.

The Complaint Filed by Plaintiff Contains