During the trial, both the plaintiff and the defendant can make a wide variety of requests to the court. It all starts with a statement of claim and ends with a request for a decision. In any case, you need to familiarize yourself with the basic rules for drawing up such documents so that you do not have problems with obtaining the desired result.
Instructions
Step 1
Form the header of the request to the court. Any document must necessarily have information about who the application is sent to and from whom, which are indicated in the upper right part of the sheet before the main text. In the case of a trial, the name and address of the institution must be noted.
Step 2
Next, write the word "Plaintiff" and indicate your full name, residence address and contact phone number. If you are writing a claim, then similar data about the defendant is also indicated below. If one of the parties is a legal entity, then the main details of the enterprise are indicated.
Step 3
Make a statement of claim. As a rule, it is free-form. At the same time, it is desirable to comply with the norms established by law. Write in the center of the document under the details of the letter "Statement of Claim" without a dot at the end. Start describing events in chronological order.
Step 4
The situation should be described in sufficient detail so that the court does not have a feeling of incompleteness or incompleteness of the information. Describe each new event from a new paragraph. All information must follow a logical sequence. It is not necessary to use references to specific laws in the statement.
Step 5
Indicate the list of documents that are attached to the claim. Date and sign. In the absence of the latest details, the request to the court will not even be considered. Pay the state fee and file a claim in court. As a rule, the judge considers and accepts the received claims within five working days.
Step 6
Read the operative part of the decision at the end of the court session. After that, wait for the judge to submit the final decision to the court office. This document will enter into force within 10 days after its writing. This time is given to the defendant or the plaintiff to appeal the decision in the appellate court.
Step 7
Write a request for a court decision. To do this, you must contact the office or send a letter to the address of the court. In the first case, you will be provided with a request form, in which it is enough to indicate your passport data and receive a court decision. In the second case, the application is drawn up in any form with the obligatory indication of the details of the court decision and the attachment of a certified copy of the passport or other identity document.
