IN THE COURT OF THE CIVIL JUDGE,
AHMEDABAD
Civil Suit No. 7034/2019
…Plaintiff
Vs.
…Defendants
An application for an interim
injunction under Order XXXIX Rule 1 and 2 of the Civil Procedure Code
1.
The
Plaintiff has filed the suit for (mention the purpose for eg recovery of
possession of the disputed property).
2.
That
the disputed property (Proper description of the suit property with facts
ascertaining unquestionable legal authority of the plaintiff) has been
unlawfully kept out of the possession of the plaintiff (or any other reason as
per the case).
3.
Start
with the chain of events that has led to the filing of the present suit. (This
should be divided into subsequent sub paras to enable a clear understanding of
the events).
4.
Mention
the fact that the chain of events establish a prima facie case and further
investigation or action is needed.
5.
A
reason that clearly states the balance of favour in plaintiff’s side eg. The
disputed property is the only means of income that the plaintiff’s family earns
income from and dispossession would lead to unparalleled hardships.
6.
Irreparable
damage will be caused which wouldn’t be compensated in monetary terms. (The
reason might include mental trauma and emotional hurt).
7.
PRAYER:
The plaintiff, therefore, prays that your Honour finds it fit to deliver a
show-cause notice to the opposite party putting forward the reasons why the
injunction shouldn’t be granted. Pending hearing of such injunction petition,
it is prayed that an interim injunction order is passed to restrain the
defendants from causing any harm to the disputed property.
PLAINTIFF (Signature): ADVOCATE
FOR PLAINTIFF
PLACE:
DATE:
ADVOCATE FOR PLAINTIFF:
SCHEDULE
Attach a Schedule
including all the documents containing the documents related to the property
and to substantiate other facts mentioned in the application.
AFFIDAVIT
An affidavit is an
oath of truthfulness for the facts that have been mentioned in the plaint in a
written form. No penal action arises in case of non-inclusion of a fact that
wasn’t a part of the plaintiff’s knowledge.
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