Q: I have a question about and affidavit of debt i received with a court summons
It's for a debt collection for a rental property we have to leave. It's the amount for the remainder of the contract.
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A: Apparently you signed a lease contract and losing possession. You are being sued in General Sessions for the rent monies under a sworn account. If you dispute the amount, you will need to file a written and sworn denial with the Court. If you do not contest it, a judgment for rent, costs and probably contractual lawyer fees will be entered against you.
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