A defendant is allowed to file a motion to dismiss a plaintiff's complaint, but which of these would not be appropriate to file:
A) the court does not have jurisdiction over the subject matter
B) the court does not have jurisdiction over the defendant
C) there was not proper service of the complaint
D) the plaintiff failed to state a claim for which the law provides a remedy
E) all of the other choices are possibly appropriate

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All of the other choices are potentially appropriate reasons for a defendant to file a motion to dismiss a plaintiff's complaint. However, the specific circumstances of each case will determine which, if any, of these reasons are relevant. So, without more information about a specific case, it's impossible to determine which reasons would or would not be appropriate to file.

A Defendant Is Allowed to File a Motion to Dismiss