Suppose both sides in a suit agree about certain facts, so they do not need to be proven at trial. To settle facts about which there is no real dispute, the parties may use:
A) requests for admissions
B) expert witness commentary
C) protective order for documents
D) sanctions
E) none of the other choices are correct

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Requests for admissions allow the parties to admit or deny certain facts, saving time and resources by avoiding the need to prove those facts at trial. This is a common method used to settle uncontested facts in a lawsuit.

Suppose Both Sides in a Suit Agree About Certain Facts