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• Category: Indiana Local County - Hamilton - Circuit-Superior Court - Small Claims - Superior Court No 4
• State: Indiana
• Control #: IN-HHC-005
• Format: PDF

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Small Claims Counterclaim (PDF)Opens a New Window. Indiana Small Claims Counterclaim (PDF) is a legal document that provides a defendant in a small claims court case in Indiana with a way to respond to a plaintiff's claim. It allows the defendant to present a counterclaim, which is an allegation that the plaintiff is actually the one who owes the defendant money or property. The counterclaim must specify the amount of money or property that the defendant believes they are owed by the plaintiff. There are three types of Indiana Small Claims Counterclaim documents: (1) general counterclaim, (2) counterclaim to set-off, and (3) counterclaim to claim a lien. A general counterclaim is used when the defendant believes they are owed money or property by the plaintiff, and a counterclaim to set-off is used when the defendant believes they owe the plaintiff money or property, but the two amounts cancel each other out. A counterclaim to claim a lien is used by the defendant when the defendant believes they are owed money or property by the plaintiff, but the money or property is held by a third party.

Indiana Small Claims Counterclaim (PDF) is a legal document that provides a defendant in a small claims court case in Indiana with a way to respond to a plaintiff's claim. It allows the defendant to present a counterclaim, which is an allegation that the plaintiff is actually the one who owes the defendant money or property. The counterclaim must specify the amount of money or property that the defendant believes they are owed by the plaintiff. There are three types of Indiana Small Claims Counterclaim documents: (1) general counterclaim, (2) counterclaim to set-off, and (3) counterclaim to claim a lien. A general counterclaim is used when the defendant believes they are owed money or property by the plaintiff, and a counterclaim to set-off is used when the defendant believes they owe the plaintiff money or property, but the two amounts cancel each other out. A counterclaim to claim a lien is used by the defendant when the defendant believes they are owed money or property by the plaintiff, but the money or property is held by a third party.