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) interrogatories
B) expert witness commentary
C) protective order for documents
D) sanctions
E) none of the other choices are correct

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The correct answer is E, as none of the other choices (interrogatories, expert witness commentary, protective order for documents, sanctions) are mechanisms used specifically to settle facts about which there is no real dispute. The question describes a situation that would typically be addressed through a stipulation of facts, not the options provided.

Suppose Both Sides in a Suit Agree About Certain Facts