Objection to claim (passive notice) is a legal document that is filed in court by a defendant in response to a lawsuit that has been brought against them. It allows the defendant to contest the claim made by the plaintiff in the lawsuit. The defendant can file an objection to claim in order to dispute the plaintiff’s allegations, deny the claim, or raise other legal defenses. There are two types of Objection to claim (passive notice): 1. Motion to Dismiss: This is a type of objection to claim in which the defendant argues that the plaintiff’s claim should be dismissed because it does not meet certain legal requirements. 2. Answer: This is a type of objection to claim in which the defendant denies the plaintiff’s allegations and raises other legal defenses. The defendant may also counterclaim, which is a type of claim in which the defendant alleges that the plaintiff has wronged them.