Case Number:
Arizona Supreme Court Page 2 of 4 CVC31f-122917
7. The allegations in paragraph SEVEN in the Complaint, I: [ ] ADMIT as true, [ ] Deny, [ ]
State I have insufficient information to determine whether true or false.
8. The allegations in paragraph EIGHT in the Complaint, I: [ ] ADMIT as true, [ ] Deny, [ ]
State I have insufficient information to determine whether true or false.
9. The allegations in paragraph NINE in the Complaint, I: [ ] ADMIT as true, [ ] Deny, [ ]
State I have insufficient information to determine whether true or false.
10. The allegations in paragraph TEN in the Complaint, I: [ ] ADMIT as true, [ ] Deny, [ ] State
I have insufficient information to determine whether true or false.
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Defendant’s GENERAL DENIAL: Defendant denies anything stated in the Complaint that Defendant has
not specifically admitted, qualified, or denied.
DEFENSES and DENIALS
A. Defendant alleges that the claims for relief stated in the Complaint are, or may be, barred by reason
of (check any that apply):
[ ] Lack of personal jurisdiction
[ ] Lack of subject matter jurisdiction
[ ] Insufficient service of process
[ ] Failure to state a claim upon which
relief can be granted
[ ] Accord and satisfaction
[ ] Arbitration and award
[ ] Assumption of risk
[ ] Contributory negligence
[ ] Duress
[ ] Estoppel
[ ] Failure of consideration
[ ] Fraud
[ ] Illegality
[ ] Laches
[ ] License
[ ] Payment
[ ] Release
[ ] Res judicata
[ ] Statute of Frauds
[ ] Statute of Limitations
[ ] Waiver
[ ] Other Defenses are listed and explained below.