An agreement made between opposing parties in litigation is called an):
A)impeachment
B)deposition
C)stipulation
D)toll
E)answer

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A stipulation is an agreement made between opposing parties in litigation regarding any matter involved in the case. It is typically made in writing and is presented to the court for approval. A deposition is a pre-trial discovery process in which a witness gives sworn testimony. Impeachment is the process of calling into question the credibility of a witness or evidence. Toll refers to the suspension of a statute of limitations. An answer is a defendant's response to a plaintiff's complaint or petition.

An Agreement Made Between Opposing Parties in Litigation Is Called