A complaint filed by a plaintiff need not contain:
A) a statement alleging the facts necessary for the court to take jurisdiction
B) a statement of the facts necessary to show that plaintiff may be entitled to a remedy
C) a statement of the evidence in the plaintiff's possession
D) a statement of the remedy the plaintiff is seeking
E) all of the other choices are necessary

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While it is helpful for a complaint to include a statement of the evidence in the plaintiff's possession, it is not necessarily required. The other choices are necessary for a complaint to be valid.

A Complaint Filed by a Plaintiff Need Not Contain