A petition is a form of going to court. The participants in the trial have the right to submit oral and written petitions to the court. Oral motions are recorded in the minutes of the court session, written motions are attached to the case file. The petition can be sent before the court session, but the judge will resolve it only during the session, taking into account the views of the parties.
Instructions
Step 1
Write your petition:
- indicate the details: date and title, which expresses the content of the petition, for example, to restore the term, to call a witness.
- Indicate the court to which you are sending, the names and addresses of the parties, as well as the number of the case in which you are filing the petition.
- State your request, specific requirement.
- If necessary, attach supporting documents. For example, missing the deadline for a good reason will confirm the envelope with the post office stamp and the date it was sent.
- The petition must be signed by the participant in the process or his authorized person, in which case it is obligatory to attach a copy of the power of attorney.
Step 2
When the trial begins, the judge introduces the procedural rights to the participants in the trial. After familiarization, the court proposes to file petitions first to the plaintiff, then to the defendant.
Step 3
After that, it should be said that there is a petition, orally set out its essence and transfer it in one copy to the court.
