According to the procedural code of the Russian Federation, all documents that ultimately end up in court must be drawn up in accordance with strict rules and regulations. All this is regulated by statutory documents, and there can be no indulgences. In case of violation of the requirements of procedural legislation, the judge has the right to leave the claim without progress or refuse to consider the case.
Instructions
Step 1
Apply in writing.
Step 2
Indicate the full name of the court you are applying to;
- if you are an individual, then enter your full name, place of residence by registration.
- if you are a representative of an organization, that is, a legal entity, then be sure to indicate the exact address of the organization, as well as your residential address as a representative.
Step 3
Submit the respondent according to your requirements, indicate his place of residence.
Step 4
Point by point, what, in your opinion, is the violation of your legal rights and freedoms. Indicate your main requirements in this regard.
Step 5
Describe the circumstances on which the above requirements are based and provide evidence that you are right.
Step 6
Indicate the cost of the claim, including the disputed amount of money, if any.
Step 7
Be sure to mark in the document if you have already tried to resolve the conflict with the defendant out of court.
Attach a list of documents that accompany your main application.
Step 8
Of course, it is advisable to provide full information about yourself, the defendant (if known): phone numbers, mail addresses and any other information that may be directly or indirectly related to the case.
Step 9
The application must be signed by you or your representative if he has special authority.
Step 10
You must attach to the application without fail: - several copies of it (depending on the number of respondents for your claim).
- a receipt for payment of the state duty.
- power of attorney (for a representative).
- calculation of the required amount and all checks confirming this requirement.
- any evidence that you consider weighty on the issue.
- documents confirming your attempt to settle the case amicably (if any)
