With the help of Legal Aid, she contested the back rent with papers documenting every doctor visit that kept her from working, and met requirements for public assistance to pay her arrears.
The genealogy of even a pair of jeans is contested, reaching back through those worn by manual workers in California courtesy of Levi Strauss & Co, to trousers worn by sailors in Genoa, and earlier depictions of workwear in Italian paintings; the fabric itself may have been made in Nimes.
Other youth-driven sports may eventually be contested if backed by international sports federations.
After his release in 1977, he contested and won back his seat in the assembly.
"Our country's been around for 240 years and we are a country based on laws and we've had contested elections going back to the very beginning," she said.
That, though, was the case for Scottish referee Kenny Clark, when he took charge of Africa's biggest - and arguably the continent's most hotly contested - derby back in 2001.
Bishop of Norwich Graham James contested a census back in 2011, telling the BBC that Norwich is "a center of vibrant Christianity today".
But the 55 runners who contested the Dragon's Back in 1992 either knew or, if they didn't, found out soon enough.
Billups and Toney Douglas opened the overtime with 3-pointers, and Anthony scored on a heavily contested jumper, then jogged back downcourt and shrugged his shoulders.
Once you have contested ballots, then, going back to State against Williams, Nuccio against Williams in 1929, cited in our papers, then it becomes a judicial question, and what the court holds is you then look at that as a judicial matter.
