A diner sued a restaurant, claiming the food was rancid and made her sick. The restaurant intends to deny these claims and seek payment from the diner for the cost of the meal, which the diner refused to pay. The document in which the restaurant would assert this claim is:

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The document in which the restaurant would assert its claim against the diner for refusing to pay the cost of the meal is called the answer, which is the response to the complaint filed by the diner. The bill of particulars is a detailed statement of the plaintiff's claims, the summons is the document that notifies the defendant of the lawsuit and the requirement to appear in court, and the complaint is the initial legal document filed by the plaintiff to initiate the lawsuit.

A Diner Sued a Restaurant, Claiming the Food Was Rancid