During the trial, the parties have the right to make an oral or written request. A petition is an appeal of the applicant to the court, containing any demand, request. Procedural legislation determines the types of petitions: on the demand for evidence, on transfer by jurisdiction, on involvement in the case, and others. The petition must contain specific requirements. The issues set out in the petition are resolved by the court.
Instructions
Step 1
Indicate the court to which it was sent and the number of the case in which the petition was filed.
Step 2
Write down who is the source of the petition, its procedural position.
Step 3
Indicate the name and addresses of other participants in the process.
Step 4
Indicate the details of the application: date, number.
Step 5
Describe the essence of the issue, for the resolution of which it was required to appeal to the court.
Step 6
Refer to the norms of the procedural code, which provide for the possibility of filing a petition on a specific issue: appointment of an expert examination, postponement of a court session, etc.
Step 7
Attach supporting documents to your application.
Step 8
Sign and attach a document confirming the authority of the person to sign.
