Transcription of EXHIBIT 4:1 Sample Complaint (State)
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EXHIBIT 4:1 Sample Complaint (State). STATE OF COLUMBIA CAPITOL COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. (caption) MARY E. JOHNSON, Plaintiff v. Civil Action, File No. 00000. ARTHUR HENDRICKS, Defendant JURY TRIAL DEMANDED. Complaint FOR NEGLIGENCE. The Plaintiff states that: (body) 1. The court has jurisdiction in this matter under Section 403A, Title 23 of the Columbia Revised Statutes. 2. Plaintiff is a paralegal and resides at 43 South Senate Avenue, Legalville, in Capitol County, Columbia. 3. Defendant is a baker and lives at 500 Maple Street, Legalville, in Capitol County, Columbia. 4. Defendant owns and operates the Deli Bakery at 508 Maple Street, Legalville, in Capitol County, Columbia. 5. On August 23, ____, at said bakery, Defendant sold Plaintiff a chocolate eclair, which was negligently prepared containing pieces of glass. 6. Plaintiff ate said pastry, receiving the following damage: a. Great pain and suffering b. Internal injuries c.
exhibit. 3. Implied contracts An implied contract may exist when, despite no formal agreement, the actions of the parties cause the court to find that a contract exists. For example, a person operating a restaurant may be found by the court to have an implied contract to provide the public with healthy, wholesome food.
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