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The particulars plead delivery was due on 1 June. The defence newly alleges a written extension to 15 June. The claimant has checked its records and says no extension was agreed. Draft the reply paragraph addressing only that new case.
The particulars plead an oral contract made on 8 April, but new documents suggest a written contract dated 10 April. State the safe drafting response and why the reply should not simply substitute the new case.
A counterclaim alleges the claimant received 60 desks and owes GBP 30,000. The claimant admits receipt of 60 desks but denies the price, relying on the signed order price of GBP 24,000. Draft the divided response.
The counterclaim alleges that a third-party warehouse charged the defendant GBP 6,700. The claimant was not involved and has no records of the charge. Draft the appropriate response without denying that the invoice exists.
Draft the closing relief and verification directions for a combined Reply and Defence to Counterclaim where the claimant maintains its claim and asks that the counterclaim be dismissed with costs.
The defence to a delivery claim newly alleges that the claimant agreed a price reduction by email; the claimant's records show only a rejected proposal. The counterclaim seeks GBP 5,500 storage charges, of which the claimant admits GBP 1,500 but denies the balance because storage after 30 May was caused by the defendant's refusal to collect. Draft a three-paragraph Reply and Defence to Counterclaim with separate functions and a clear partial admission.
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