Instruction
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Chapeau take to fill the initial details. In the top right of the A4 sheet write the name of the court, which will be submitted for the consideration of your statement. Here specify the surname, name, patronymic, address of the defendant, and then plaintiff. In this part it is recommended to specify and price the claim (claim amount).
2
The main part of start by placing the title of the document in the center of the sheet "Claim statement". And immediately beneath it a brief summary judge of the case format the "what". Next give details of the case describing the circumstances that led to infringement of legitimate interests of the plaintiff and was the basis for the appeal to the court of first instance. Based on your description of the situation, make a calculation that explains the amount of the claim proposed to be recovered.
3
In addition, part of the state the request to the court for satisfaction of your requests and list of requirements for the defendant, starting the description of the appeal to the judge with the word "Please".
In conclusion, write the word "Application" and list all related application documents confirming the justice of your requirements, and also required to the application according to the law the payment receipt of state duty and a copy of the complaint to the defendant.
Enter the date of the application and sign it, do not forget to specify the signature.
In conclusion, write the word "Application" and list all related application documents confirming the justice of your requirements, and also required to the application according to the law the payment receipt of state duty and a copy of the complaint to the defendant.
Enter the date of the application and sign it, do not forget to specify the signature.
Note
Don't forget that the statement to the magistrate you need to make a few copies (for the court, the defendant and private), to register in the office of the court as an incoming document and retain a copy with the note.
Useful advice
You can write a statement by hand, but it is better to make it into printed form, for readability, because judges too are not very easy to understand features of the handwriting of the plaintiff.