Do I need to respond to the Plaintiff's "Answer to New Matter"?
If I understand this correctly, the contractor filed a Complaint, you filed an Answer with New Matter, and the contractor filed a "Reply" to that...
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If I understand this correctly, the contractor filed a Complaint, you filed an Answer with New Matter, and the contractor filed a "Reply" to that...
A "Certificate of Readiness" probably would not be effective without a local rule of procedure that dictates when, and by whom, one may be filed. ...
If an employer overpays an employee inadvertently -- in other words, pays the employee more than the employee's agreed-upon wage or salary --...
She would have to file a Complaint and you would have to be served with that Complaint (and anything that is filed or entered by the Court after...
As aggravating as I am sure this is, it is highly unlikely that such a thing would be prosecuted by the local authorities as something that meets...
If you merely filed a summons (and not a Complaint), the Defendant typically does not have to do anything but can, if he wishes, file something...
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Yes, you have a case, provided that you can prove negligence. That is often difficult in a he said/she said scenario without a clear paper trail. ...
The defense of a statute of limitations is typically raised in an Answer to a Complaint/Counterclaim, so neglecting to raise it by way of...
If this is a car loan, the creditor/lender probably filed a UCC-1 making it a secured party, which would inhibit your abiliy to sell the car. If...
If your creditor has a contract with you (a credit card agreement, for example), it probably includes a "forum selection clause" identifiying the...