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Question no. 53414

What constitutes a 'Pleading'__________________?

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Answer: C. Both (a) and (b)

Explanation

Under civil procedure rules, pleadings include both plaints filed by plaintiffs and written statements by defendants. Legal definitions require both sides of a civil dispute to submit formal written contentions that make up the pleadings. The plaint sets out the plaintiff claims while the written statement contains the defense responses forming the pleadings. Civil litigation begins with structured written documents that formally define the scope of the legal dispute between parties. Pleadings serve to narrow down the areas of disagreement so courts can frame clear issues for trial. Procedural codes mandate that all pleadings must be verified by affidavit to ensure truthfulness and accountability.

Option A is incomplete because it only identifies the plaintiff document while ignoring the defense written statement. Option B is incorrect on its own because pleadings encompass both plaints and written statements combined together. Option D is wrong because the correct option explicitly covers both essential components of civil pleadings.

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