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There are two types of counterclaims compulsory and permissive.
In some cases, the Defendant may bring in a new party to the action on their Dispute Note and Counterclaim. This is called adding a Defendant by Counterclaim. In other cases, the Defendant may file a claim against another party if they believe that they are not responsible for the Civil Claim against them.
The rule differentiates counterclaims and crossclaims: While they are both independent actions, a counterclaim is only brought by the defendant against the plaintiff. Crossclaims can be brought by the defendant against a co-party or by a plaintiff against a co-party.
Unlike a counterclaim or cross-claim which may be asserted in the responsive pleading, a third-party claim is asserted through the service of a summons and complaint by the defendant who for the purposes of the third-party claim is called the Third-Party Plaintiff.
Counterclaims can be raised if the defendant has incurred losses or damages that they wish to claim for.
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If you are being sued in Small Claims Court you can Counter Claim if you think the person suing you in fact owes you money and/or make a Third Party Claim if you think someone else is responsible for the damages.
The claim is the authors central argument that they are trying to persuade the audience to believe. Counterclaims are arguments of the opposing side which the author will address. Reasoning is the authors logic used to support and prove their claims.
Or one defendant may assert a claim against its co-defendant, which is called a crossclaim. A defendant may also assert a claim against a third party not involved in the matter, which is referred to as a third-party claim.