Summary judgment is granted when:
A) when the plaintiff fails to provide an expert witness
B) when the court cannot apply the law to the undisputed facts of the case
C) when the court has been in session for at least three months
D) when the court can apply the law to the undisputed facts and resolve the dispute
E) none of the other choices are correct

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Summary judgment is granted when the court can apply the law to the undisputed facts and resolve the dispute. Option A is incorrect because not every case requires expert witnesses. Option B is incorrect because this is precisely the situation where summary judgment is appropriate. Option C is incorrect because there is no such requirement for granting summary judgment. Finally, option E is not correct because there is a correct answer.

Summary Judgment Is Granted When