Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to sue a debtor [title] Look for a contract. [step] You need to prove to a judge that the debtor owes you money. In order to do that, you should produce a contract. <sep> (A) By making the contract, you deny all claims or demands the debtor has made in order to get the money to you. [substeps] If you don't have a contract, then you are not technically a " free " debtor. (B) In that contract, you have to demonstrate your ability to collect and pay the right amount of money that the debtor owes you. [substeps] You will have no contract stipulation on when and how much to collect on your money. (C) Typically, contracts are written and will state how much the debtor borrowed from you. [substeps] Look in your papers for a contract or a " promissory note " (which is the equivalent of a contract). (D) A contract should have a provision that describes how much you agree to pay the debtor. [substeps] For example, in an employee's compensation contract, you should have agreed to write a negotiation document outlining what each party agrees on.
Output (English): C