Free Dispute resolution Templates

This template is a formal affidavit for a defendant in India seeking to recall an ex parte order. It is designed for situations where a decree was passed in the defendant's absence due to improper service of summons or other sufficient causes preventing their appearance in court.

This template is a standard legal affidavit designed for filing alongside a writ petition in an Indian High Court. It provides a formal structure for the petitioner to verify the facts of the case under oath, confirm the authenticity of attached documents, and declare that no material information has been hidden.

This legal document is a formal declaration used to clarify that an individual or partnership does not own or operate a specific business despite sharing a similar name. It serves as evidence to correct administrative records or reports by confirming the actual ownership of the business in question.

This template is a formal legal statement for individuals or businesses owed money by a company that is being shut down (liquidated). It allows a creditor to officially declare the amount owed, submit supporting evidence, and confirm that the debt remains unpaid under the Indian Companies Act, 1956.

This template is a standard form for an affidavit used to support a stay application in a Civil Revision Petition under Section 115 of the Indian Code of Civil Procedure. It is designed to request a halt to lower court proceedings while a higher court reviews potential jurisdictional or procedural errors to prevent irreparable injury to the petitioner.

This template is an affidavit for substituting the Karta (head) of a Hindu Undivided Family in an ongoing Indian civil suit. It is used when the previous Karta has passed away and the new Karta, usually the eldest surviving member, needs to formally take over the legal proceedings.

This is a legal affidavit used to request the court to excuse a delay in filing an appeal against a sales tax assessment order. It allows an individual to explain that circumstances, such as illness, prevented them from meeting the original filing deadline under the Limitation Act.

This template is a sworn affidavit to be filed in an Indian court to support a petition for restoring a legal application that was dismissed for default. It allows the applicant to formally explain reasons for absence, such as counsel illness, and invoke the court's inherent powers under **Section 151 of the CPC** for the sake of justice.

This affidavit template is used in Indian civil courts to request the arrest of a defendant before a final judgment. It is intended for situations where the plaintiff believes the defendant plans to flee the court's jurisdiction or dispose of assets to evade debt recovery.

This affidavit supports an application for a stay of execution of a judgment under India's Code of Civil Procedure. It is used by an appellant to demonstrate that immediate enforcement of a court decree would cause substantial loss or hardship before their appeal can be heard.