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3 years ago
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Oscar owns a bulldog. Another dog owner filed a lawsuit against Oscar alleging that his bulldog injured her pet poodle in a dog

park fight. Despite evidence that his bulldog was not present at the dog park when a dogfight broke out, the jury found Oscar liable for injuries caused to the poodle. Based on these facts, Oscar has the legal option to do which of the following?
A. Make a peremptory challenge (has to do with a juror).
B. File a motion or a judgement notwithstanding the verdict.
C. Motion that the court nullify the verdict based on res judicata (no this has to do with not refiling the case.
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1 answer:
daser333 [38]3 years ago
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B. File a motion or a judgement notwithstanding the verdict.
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