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Notice to the Court Your Honour, On behalf of the Plaintiff, Noadenmark, Talion & Partners INC. respectfully welcomes Your Honour to this matter following the voluntary recusal of the prior judicial officer. For the Court's convenience, the following items are presently open: 1. Motion for...

Yes, the Plaintiff observed the Defendant’s statement.

In order to have submitted the evidence, the CDefendant had to have observed the CPlaintiff's statement. My answer to the interrogatory was explaining why the CDefendant filed this suit despite the CPLaintiff's statement; said statement cannot dispute the CDefendant's claim to repayment because...

The CDefendant submits these answers to the CPlaintiff's interrogatories: 1. What specific communication from the CPlaintiff established an agreed repayment of $2,100 rather than $1,050? When the CPlaintiff requested the second loan of $1,000, he followed this request with the statement “so...

I'd also like to ask for an extension of 24 hours to answer the interrogatories separately.

I request leave to file the answer to counterclaim now.

Your Honor, as I have previously stated, my answer to the counterclaim will easily provide answers to the interrogatory. I did not file said answer because I was awaiting the court's permission to do so during discovery. I was not given leave to file it, and therefore I did not. Respectfully...

In accordance with Rule 4.8, the Plaintiff adds the following people as witnesses: 1. julimonki

Apologies, I misread and assumed discovery would start on the 23rd. May I request leave to file a response despite discovery having already begun?

Additionally, I believe the response that has been prepared will adequately address the Defendant’s interrogatories as well as the counterclaim.

Your Honor, I will be representing the Plaintiff on behalf of Talion & Partners INC. I'd like to ask leave of the court to file a response to the Defendant's counterclaim before discovery begins.

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