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One form of

action. There

shall be one form of action known as a civil action. All procedural

distinctions between actions at law and suits in equity are hereby abolished,

except for those distinctions specifically provided for by these rules, by

statute, or by the Constitution of this state.

[CCP 12/2/78]

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