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The defence paragraphs 11 to 14 plead the contract and delivery of machinery; paragraphs 15 to 20 contain only denials of the claimant's loss. Draft the opening counterclaim cross-reference incorporating only the contract and delivery facts.
The claimant was contractually required to return hired cameras by 6.00 pm on 4 July but returned them at noon on 7 July. Draft the material obligation and breach paragraphs for the defendant's counterclaim.
The claimant seeks GBP 14,000. The defendant counterclaims GBP 9,500 and wants that amount applied against any sum otherwise due. Draft the set-off paragraph without asserting that the claimant's claim has already succeeded.
A counterclaim is for GBP 18,000 against a main claim of GBP 12,000. Draft the relief paragraph seeking set-off and, if both claims succeed in those amounts, judgment for the GBP 6,000 balance plus pleaded interest and costs.
The defendant filed its defence one month ago and now wants to add a counterclaim against the claimant. Draft a short application-purpose sentence identifying the permission required and the document to be amended.
A claimant sues for GBP 20,000 under a cleaning contract. The defendant says the claimant damaged a marble floor, relies on a contract term requiring reasonable care, paid GBP 13,600 for repair and lost GBP 2,400 in venue hire. Draft a three-paragraph counterclaim with a selective reference to the contract facts, the damage and loss case, an express set-off against any sum due and relief for any balance.
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