Rule 12 Frcp

Front 1

Concerning rule 12. What defenses can be raised at anytime during the trial

Back 1

(6) failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted,
(7) failure to join a party under Rule 19.

Front 2

Which section will tell you the consequences of violating rule 12(g)

Back 2

12(h)
Waiver or Preservation of Certain Defense

Front 3

Which rule requires that if you are going to use a Pre-answer motion, you must list all of your defenses at the same time, and not string it along.

Back 3

12(g)
Consolidation of Defenses in Motion.

Front 4

Which rule will give the Plaintiff the ability to re-file, in order to fix a problem in their original suit.

Back 4

12(e)
Motion For More Definite Statement.

Front 5

What defense is one that can not be waived. It is the un-kill able defense

Back 5

12(h)
(1) lack of jurisdiction over the subject matter

Front 6

If you are going to use a Pre-answer motion, what defenses must you use then or you will not be able to use them later (use it or lose it)

Back 6

12(b)
(2) lack of jurisdiction over the person,
(3) improper venue,
(4) insufficiency of process,
(5) insufficiency of service of process,

Front 7

Which rule will lock both of the parties into the court and prevent them from asking for a transfer of venue

Back 7

12(c) Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings.