Rule 2: Cause of Action

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The quiz content was generated strictly from the provided excerpt of Rule 2, Sections 1-6.

Main Sections Analyzed: 6 (Sec. 1 to Sec. 6)
Sub-sections/Clauses: 4 (Sec. 5a, 5b, 5c, 5d)
Distinct Legal Concepts Identified: 12
- Basis of civil action (Sec. 1)
- Definition of a cause of action (Sec. 2)
- Prohibition against multiple suits (Sec. 3)
- Effect of splitting a cause of action (Sec. 4)
- Permissive nature of joinder (Sec. 5)
- Condition: Joinder of parties (Sec. 5a)
- Condition: No special civil actions (Sec. 5b)
- Condition: Venue/Jurisdiction in RTC (Sec. 5c)
- Condition: Aggregate claims test (Sec. 5d)
- Misjoinder not a ground for dismissal (Sec. 6)
- Severance of misjoined actions (Sec. 6)
- Mechanism for severance (motion/court initiative) (Sec. 6)

Recommended Item Count: 25.
Justification: To substantially cover the 12 distinct legal concepts with Bar-level difficulty, approximately two questions per concept are necessary. This allows for testing nuances, exceptions, and key terminologies (e.g., "may" vs. "must," "aggregate" vs. "individual"). 25 items provide this depth while staying within the 20-40 item constraint, ensuring a comprehensive yet concise assessment.