In litigation the parties: a. There are no rules in litigation, only guidelines.

Question

In litigation the parties:

a. There are no rules in litigation, only guidelines.

b. must follow rules that are created by the judge

c. have the ability to negotiate the rules to be followed

d. must follow rules that are created by the state court in the state where the case is being tried.

Litigation is initiated when one party petitions the court to hear and decide the dispute.

True

False

In litigation, once the jury renders a verdict

, a. the verdict is automatically review by a higher court.

b. the judge enters a judgment consistent with the verdict and the judgment can be enforced by writs of execution.

c. The case is returned to mediation for final disposition.

d. the parties have one last chance to negotiate a settlement.

Explanation / Answer

In the context of the given question,

d. is the correct answer. This is because, the parties must follow the judicial rules in the jurisdiction of the sate where the case is being executed/parties are being tried.

True: This is because litigation means a court's intervention to solve a dispute between the conflicting parties.

b. This is because a judgement is like an order, which both the parties are bound to accept and follow as it is enforced by law, and there is no longer any scope of negotiation, unless an appeal is filed in a higher court, in that case the case is reopened and the higher court will then gives its own judgement which is no longer negotiable.

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