In Precise Paving Company's suit against Ride,Park n' Go,Inc.,the jury returns a verdict in Precise Paving's favor.The plaintiff (Precise)will most likely ask the court to

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When a jury returns a verdict in favor of the plaintiff, the plaintiff (Precise Paving Company) will likely ask the court to enter a judgment in accordance with the verdict. This means that the court will officially and legally recognize the jury's decision and issue a formal judgment in favor of Precise Paving. Option B, entering a judgment n.o.v. (non obstante verdicto), is typically requested by the defendant when they believe the jury's verdict was unfounded or biased. Option C, entering a judgment on the pleadings, occurs before a trial when a motion is made for the case to be dismissed based on the legal pleadings alone. Option D, ordering a new trial, may be requested by either party if they believe that there were errors during the first trial that affected the outcome. However, since the question specifies that the verdict was in Precise Paving's favor, it is unlikely that they would request a new trial.

In Precise Paving Company's Suit Against Ride,Park N' Go,Inc