7(1)A defendant may respond to a claim by filing a response (Form 2), with a copy for each claimant, with the clerk of the judicial district in which the claim was filed.
7(2)A response is filed when the original, with all required copies, and the filing fee required under section 71 are received by the clerk.
7(3)In a response, a defendant may
(a)
admit the claim in full,
(b)
dispute the claim in full, giving the reasons, or
(c)
dispute the claim in part, giving the reasons.
7(4)If a defendant admits a claim that is for debt or a part of a claim that is for debt, the defendant may request a payment hearing with respect to the debt.
7(5)In a response, a defendant shall provide his or her mailing address, residential address and telephone number, and his or her e-mail address and fax number, if any, and set out the language in which the defendant intends to proceed.
7(1)A defendant may respond to a claim by filing a response (Form 2), with a copy for each claimant, with the clerk of the judicial district in which the claim was filed.
7(2)A response is filed when the original, with all required copies, and the filing fee required under section 71 are received by the clerk.
7(3)In a response, a defendant may
(a)
admit the claim in full,
(b)
dispute the claim in full, giving the reasons, or
(c)
dispute the claim in part, giving the reasons.
7(4)If a defendant admits a claim that is for debt or a part of a claim that is for debt, the defendant may request a payment hearing with respect to the debt.
7(5)In a response, a defendant shall provide his or her mailing address, residential address and telephone number, and his or her e-mail address and fax number, if any, and set out the language in which the defendant intends to proceed.