Justin wants to file a suit against Kemel.For a court to hear the case
A)Kemel must agree.
B)the court must have jurisdiction.
C)the court must issue a deposition.
D)the parties must own property.

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For a court to hear a case, it must have jurisdiction, which means the court has the authority to hear the case and make decisions. Jurisdiction can be based on factors such as where the defendant lives or where the events that led to the case occurred. Kemel's agreement is not required for the court to hear the case. The court does not issue a deposition to initiate a lawsuit, and the parties owning property is not a necessary factor for the court to hear a case.

Justin Wants to File a Suit Against Kemel