(a) assign a number to the claim, and mark the number on all forms and documents relating to that claim,

(b) retain and file the original claim,

(c) provide a copy of the claim to each claimant or the claimant’s solicitor, and

(d) provide the claimant with a sufficient number of copies of the claim and of a response (Form 2), marked with the claim number, for service on each defendant at the claimant’s expense.

(a) a claim for money only, if the amount claimed exceeds $20,000 and the claimant has not abandoned the excess,

(b) a claim for the recovery of possession of personal property only, if the estimated value of the property exceeds $20,000 or if the claimant does not include the estimated value of the property, or

(c) a claim for both money and the recovery of possession of personal property, if the combined value of the amount claimed and the estimated value of the personal property exceeds $20,000 and the claimant has not abandoned the excess or if the claimant does not include the estimated value of the property.

(a) assign a number to the claim, and mark the number on all forms and documents relating to that claim,

(b) retain and file the original claim,

(c) provide a copy of the claim to each claimant or the claimant’s solicitor, and

(d) provide the claimant with a sufficient number of copies of the claim and of a response (Form 2), marked with the claim number, for service on each defendant at the claimant’s expense.

(a) a claim for money only, if the amount claimed exceeds $12,500 and the claimant has not abandoned the excess,

(b) a claim for the recovery of possession of personal property only, if the estimated value of the property exceeds $12,500 or if the claimant does not include the estimated value of the property, or

(c) a claim for both money and the recovery of possession of personal property, if the combined value of the amount claimed and the estimated value of the personal property exceeds $12,500 and the claimant has not abandoned the excess or if the claimant does not include the estimated value of the property.

(a) assign a number to the claim, and mark the number on all forms and documents relating to that claim,

(b) retain and file the original claim,

(c) provide a copy of the claim to each claimant or the claimant’s solicitor, and

(d) provide the claimant with a sufficient number of copies of the claim and of a response (Form 2), marked with the claim number, for service on each defendant at the claimant’s expense.

(a) a claim for money only, if the amount claimed exceeds $12,500 and the claimant has not abandoned the excess,

(b) a claim for the recovery of possession of personal property only, if the estimated value of the property exceeds $12,500 or if the claimant does not include the estimated value of the property, or

(c) a claim for both money and the recovery of possession of personal property, if the combined value of the amount claimed and the estimated value of the personal property exceeds $12,500 and the claimant has not abandoned the excess or if the claimant does not include the estimated value of the property.