Application for Framing Additional Issue (India)
This template is a formal legal application used to request the court to frame additional issues during a civil lawsuit. It is specifically designed for situations where a necessary legal point was omitted from the initial framing of issues, ensuring all critical aspects of the case are adjudicated.
Application for Framing Additional Issue
In the court of _____
In the matter of:
_____ VERSUS _____
SUIT FOR SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
Application U/O _____ Rule _____ of CPC for Framing Additional Issue.
Sir,
The applicant humbly submits as under: –
1- That the above noted case is pending before this Hon’ble court for adjudication and is fixed for _____
2- That inadvertently the necessary issue could not be framed while it was mentioned in the preliminary objections and the following issue is necessary for proper adjudication the case. The issue as under:- _____
3- That if the application for framing the additional issue is allowed then there is no loss to any one and if the application has not been allowed then there will be great prejudice to the defendant.
4- That the Hon’ble court is very competent to amend/frame the additional issue at any stage for proper adjudication the case
It is, therefore, prayed that in the interest of justice, the application for framing the additional issue no. __ as mentioned in the para no. 2 of the application may kindly be accepted and the additional issue may kindly be framed. It is prayed accordingly.
Dated: _____
APPLICANTS/DEFENDANT
_____ S/o _____ R/o _____
Through counsel:
_____ Advocate, _____
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