Fill and Sign the In the Justice Court Departments One and Two of the Gallatin County Form

- 1 - IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF_________ COUNTY, ____________ NAME OF PLAINTIFF ) )) V. ) NO. )) NAME OF DEFENDANT ) ) COMPLAINT COMES NOW the Plaintiffs, ____________________ and ____________________, by and through their attorney, and file this their Complaint against ______________ and _________________, and would show unto the Court the following, to-wit: COUNT I. BREACH OF CONTRACT 1. That Plaintiffs are adult resident citizens of ______________ County, _____________ and reside at ______________, ______________, _____________ __________________. 2. That Defendants are adult resident citizens of ______________, ________________ and may be served with process through certified mail ____________, _________________, _______________ ____________-______________. 3. That on or about ______________ ____________, 20______ Plaintiffs entered into contract with the Defendants to purchase a home at ___________, _____________, ________________ ________________. A copy of said agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by reference.
4. If plaintiff is resident at, , 5. If he was resident at when the contract was concluded, and whether he purchased such home in this state or out of state 8. If any of the above questions is answered in the negative, a bill of lading for sale of such home is attached hereto as exhibit " b, and the proof thereof is attached, as above directed. . 7. If any of the above answers to question i or ii comes out in the affirmative, then the contract was completed on, 20 april 2012, and plaintiff is entitled to full possession thereof on, 21 april 2012. B. If the above questions is answered in the affirmative, then the following issues are submitted. Question 1: is this a public contract, as that term is used in law and common speech by those who understand the law? Yes. Whether you're a homeowner, a landlord, a tenant, an investor, a lender, an investor in a pool of funds, a person not in the business of contracting, what your relationship is to the public or not, if you have a relationship that is public, you can be sued. Question 2: could the contract be considered a private contract, as that term is used in law and common speech by those who understand the law? Yes. Whether you're a resident living in a community or town, or perhaps a single occupant unit in the case of the apartment complex, you have a right to defend yourself. The contract itself can be considered a public contract. Question 3: if the answer to question 1 was that the home that plaintiffs purchased is a public contract, then under New York general law § 9-201, what remedies are available for breach of the contract, if only a breach of contract has occurred? To answer this question, we must look at the definition of the word “contract." in the opinion of new york's highest court—the highest court oNew Yorkrk, the supreme court of the state of new york held in the case United States v. Doe, (1985) 26 649 at 656, that a contract is a contract in which a definite agreement, express or implied, is formed. The parties thereby agree to be bound by the terms of the contract or, if they have the option of waiving any terms, that they will be bound by the terms. The parties agree that they are to be bound by the contract so long as any part thereof is not altered or changed by agreement of the parties. A violation.