My Answer to complaint
Date: Tue, 02/03/2009 - 14:56
This is what I have for my answer to complaint. I am hoping that I efficiently lived up to all of the great advice given to me by this website. I am concerned that there may be too much information in here...
1. Admits
2. Admits
3a. Denies the statements made by plaintiff in paragraph a. There has been no recognized information supplied to the defendant sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of paragraph 3a, including but not limited to, account number, applicable cardholder agreement, legally valid assignment transactions signed by all parties involved, or any signed documentation showing that defendant even opened this account, agreed, used obtained. etc…,
3b. Denies the statements made by plaintiff in paragraph b.
3c. Denies the statements made by plaintiff in paragraph c. The plaintiff has not supplied the defendant with consistent data containing necessary and vital information or any valid and applicable documents that would substantiate the statements made in this paragraph. Therefore, the plaintiff is not entitled to principle amount or reimbursement of attorneys’ fees or any kind of interest because there is no alleged contract or agreement signed by defendant that includes such a provision.
4. Admits
5. Admits
1. Admits
2. Admits
3a. Denies the statements made by plaintiff in paragraph a. There has been no recognized information supplied to the defendant sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of paragraph 3a, including but not limited to, account number, applicable cardholder agreement, legally valid assignment transactions signed by all parties involved, or any signed documentation showing that defendant even opened this account, agreed, used obtained. etc…,
3b. Denies the statements made by plaintiff in paragraph b.
3c. Denies the statements made by plaintiff in paragraph c. The plaintiff has not supplied the defendant with consistent data containing necessary and vital information or any valid and applicable documents that would substantiate the statements made in this paragraph. Therefore, the plaintiff is not entitled to principle amount or reimbursement of attorneys’ fees or any kind of interest because there is no alleged contract or agreement signed by defendant that includes such a provision.
4. Admits
5. Admits
I'm gonna give this post one more nudge because it would means a
I'm gonna give this post one more nudge because it would means alot to me to get your opinions.
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I would change the "denies" to unable to answer do to lack of in
I would change the "denies" to unable to answer do to lack of information. It is a slight difference but in court you can never tell what they will interpet something to mean. They might take your denial and try to make it look like perjury.