Model format of written Arguments (Civil Law)

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Author : yogesh

PRO CHAT CALL

Posted On 02 October 2009 at 13:31

Dear Sir,
I will grateful if any one provide me the sample/model format of written arguments of any case so that it will help me in drafting
Please e-mail me at yogeshmmm5@rediffmail.com,
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Regards

Expert : raj kumar makkad

PRO CHAT CALL

Posted On 02 October 2009 at 15:53

it is very easy. On top write the name of the court, then case title, next date of hearing, name of the party u represent and then in he following heads:

Plaint/petition

Written statement

Plaintiff Evidence

Defendant Evidence

Issues

Main Points of your case supporting your onus

Main points rebutting the onus of opposite party

Prayer

Expert : Sachin Bhatia

PRO CHAT CALL

Posted On 02 October 2009 at 16:00

There is no such prescribed format of written arguments, You can file your written argument before the court under Order XVIII of Amended CPC: Rule (3A).

It should contain:
1. Statement of your conclusion;
2. A statement of the rule that supports the conclusion.
3.Proof of the rule through citation to authority, through explanations of how the authority stands for the rule, through analyses of policy, and through counter-analyses; and
4. Application of the rule's elements to the facts with the aid of supporting authority, policy considerations, and counter-analyses, thus completing proof of the conclusion

Expert : Kiran Kumar

PRO CHAT CALL

Posted On 02 October 2009 at 16:07

i agree with Sachin ji on this point, there is no set format or prescribed format.

the main thing is u must be in a postition to make ur submissions on every issue...if possible discuss the relevant part of evidence and peruse the relevant judgments as well.