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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF _______________ COUNTY, _______________ _________________________ PLAINTIFF VS. CAUSE NO.2532 _________________________ DEFENDANT ANSWER TO COMPLAINT COMES NOW the Defendant, _________________________, by and through her attorney of record, _________________________, and files this her answer, and in support of same, would show unto the Court the following facts to-wit: -1- Defendant admits the allegation of Paragraph 1. -2- Defendant admits the allegation of Paragraph 2. -3- Defendant admits that she stopped paying the lease payments on _____________, 20____ and admits that she vacated the premises and turned off the utilities, but denies the other allegations of Paragraph 3. 1. Defendant would affirmatively show that she was forced to vacate the premises due to the fact that the building was not suitable for the operation of a grocery store because of sewer problems and rate entering into and upon the premises making the property unsuitable for the operation of a grocery store due to unsanitary conditions and the fact that rats were destroying the merchandise and frightening customers. 2. Defendant would further show that the Health Department advised Defendant that she would have to discontinue the Deli because of the uncleanliness conditions caused by the rats. -4-
Defendant would further show that she was refused or refused her lease by her landlord and her landlord caused her to turn off the utilities. -5- in her answer, defendant alleges that she does not possess a utility bill in the form of a lease and that she was unaware of the existence of such documents. -6- defendant would also show that there was no contract between her and the landlord for the operation of the grocery store and that the operation of the grocery store was not the actual basis for her rent. -7- in addition, in connection with her answer, defendant alleges that when the landlord of building in which the grocery store is situated and defendant agreed to lease the premises for the purpose of the operation of a grocery store, she agreed to pay rent and that the terms of her lease required her to pay the rent. The actual lease language used in this answer is the same as that used in the agreement between defendant and the landlord of building in which the grocery store is situated and the landlord of building in which defendant was operating her grocery store. -8- 3. This court is of the opinion that defendant's answer of 28 July 1995, is without merit and that there have been sufficient facts as set forth in defendant's answer to support her in- crease of rent above the amount permitted by law. 4. The court finds that the rent of is per day and the rent of per month. <|endoftext|>in case you missed it, here is part 1. Part 2 and part 3. Part 1, from this week's new yorker, asks whether the internet is helping or harming the planet. Here are six takeaways from that story: we can measure the size of the problem if we focus on human emissions. Most of the world still lives on low- or no-carbon energy sources. The only reason we have a problem with fossil fuel burning is because there's been a recent trend in developing countries of investing in coal, oil, and natural gas, rather than using cleaner sources of energy, and the global economy is now growing more quickly than it has in decades. So how much have the developing nations caused the problem we're seeing today? The answer might surprise you: only a little. One estimate puts the current problem at 2 to 3 percent of our total emissions; another puts it as low as percent. "the most urgent problem in the world right