Free Crime Templates

This document is a formal application used to request that a legal case be added to a court's daily schedule (the 'board') for an urgent hearing. It is typically used in Indian criminal courts when a party needs immediate judicial relief or needs to file a miscellaneous application on short notice.

This document is a formal application for a defendant to voluntarily surrender to the court after failing to appear at a previous hearing. It explains that the absence was unintentional and requests that the court accept new bail and surety bonds to allow the applicant's release until the trial concludes.

This template provides standardized forms for filing a criminal revision petition in Indian courts. It includes formats for challenging a magistrate's order of dismissal, appealing a conviction/sentence, and an application for the enhancement of a sentence by the State.

This document is a formal application used to request the return of property seized by the police during an investigation. It is submitted to a Magistrate or Sessions Court under Section 457 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) when the property is not being produced during an active trial.

This template is used to file a reference application under Section 395 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), 1973. It is designed for situations where a pending case involves a question regarding the validity of an Act or a specific point of law that requires the High Court's decision.

This document is a formal legal application used to request the court or police to order the production of specific documents or evidence. It is primarily used in Indian criminal proceedings under Section 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).

This document is a formal application used to request a court to direct the police to investigate a criminal case and register an FIR. It is specifically designed for cases involving allegations of domestic cruelty and dowry harassment under the Indian Penal Code.

This template is used to apply for the cancellation of a non-bailable warrant issued by a court due to a previous non-appearance. It includes sections for the applicant to explain their absence, provide an undertaking for future attendance, and cite relevant Indian case law to support the request even without the physical presence of the accused.

This document is a formal request from an advocate to a Jail Superintendent to obtain the signature of an accused person on a Vakalatnama (authorization of representation). It is used to ensure a lawyer can legally represent a client who is currently in judicial custody.

This document is a template for a compromise agreement or affidavit used in Indian criminal proceedings to resolve disputes between parties amicably. It allows the complainant and the accused to formally state that a settlement has been reached without coercion and that the complainant no longer wishes to pursue legal action.