Application for Tracing Out the File and Marking the Presence of Plaintiff or Applicant (India)

Open Legal LibraryUpdated 22 Jul 2026

This document is a formal application used in court proceedings to request that a case file be located and to record the appearance of the plaintiff or applicant. It is typically used when a file is missing or not traceable on the scheduled hearing date to ensure the party's presence is legally acknowledged and to request a new hearing date.

Application for tracing out the file and marking the presence of plaintiff or applicant

In the court of _____

_____                Versus             _____

SUIT FOR PERMANENT INJUNCTION

Application for tracing out the file and for marking the presence of the plaintiff /applicant and for adjournment of the case.

Most respectfully showeth :-

1-    That the above noted case is pending before this Hon’ble court and is fixed for _____.
2-    That the above noted case was fixed for _____ and was adjourned for today i.e. for _____.
3-    That the case file is not traceable today before this Hon’ble court and the applicant wants to get marked his presence today before this Hon’ble court and wants to get adjourned the above noted case for the next date of hearing.
It is, therefore, prayed that the presence of the applicant /plaintiff may kindly be marked and orders for tracing out the file be issued and the above noted suit may kindly be adjourned for the next date of hearing in the interest of justice

Date: _____

Applicant/plaintiff

Through counsel:

_____ Advocate, _____

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