4. Bob sues Ted. The court enters a default judgment in favor of Bob. Which of the following is necessarily true?

A. Ted didn't file an answer.

B. Ted admitted that Bob's claim was valid.

C. There was a trial.

D. The evidence against Ted is overwhelming.

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4. Bob sues Ted. The court enters a default judgment in favor of Bob. Which of the following is necessarily true?

A. Ted didn't file an answer.

B. Ted admitted that Bob's claim was valid.

C. There was a trial.

D. The evidence against Ted is overwhelming.

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Joe Garrett · Answer 1

There is not enough evidence there for it to be C. so take it out. You're now left with A. B. D., Ok now if you see it says nothing about Ted being overwhelmed there for take D. out now you have A and B there is no evidence that Ted admitted that Bob claim was valid so your answer will be A.

4. Bob sues Ted. The court enters a default judgment in favor of Bob. Which of the following is necessarily true?A. Ted didn't file an answer.B. Ted admitted that Bob's claim was valid.C. There was a trial.D. The evidence against Ted is overwhelming.

4. Bob sues Ted. The court enters a default judgment in favor of Bob. Which of the following is necessarily true?

A. Ted didn't file an answer.

B. Ted admitted that Bob's claim was valid.

C. There was a trial.

D. The evidence against Ted is overwhelming.