1. Name: "civil complaint" or "complaint" for short.

2. Party information: that is, the identity information of the original defendant.

If the original defendant is an individual, the name, gender, age, nationality, work unit, address and contact information shall be listed.

If the original defendant is a unit, the name and domicile of the unit, the name, position and contact information of the legal representative or person in charge shall be listed.

If there is more than one defendant, it shall be listed separately.

Special attention: the name of the original defendant must be accurate and there must be no typos. If there is a typo in the name, it may directly lead to the wrong subject and the lawsuit will be dismissed. The address provided should be as detailed as possible, accurate to the house number.

3. Litigation request: state the specific rights and interests that need to be ruled or confirmed by the court simply and clearly.

For example, the specific amount to be paid and the specific matters to be confirmed. Where there are multiple claims, they shall be listed separately.

In addition, before the litigation request, some local courts also require the parties to fill in the "cause of action" on the complaint, but this is not the requirement of the Civil Procedure Law. The cause of action is the name of the case formed by the court after summarizing the nature of the legal relationship involved in the litigation case, such as "private lending dispute", "divorce dispute" and "house sales contract dispute". There are hundreds of legal reasons for litigation, some of which require professional knowledge and case studies. If you can't confirm the cause of the case, you'd better find a professional lawyer to handle it.

4. Facts and reasons: write clearly the facts and legal basis supporting the appeal.

Make clear the basic facts of the dispute between the two sides, and try to use general and simple language instead of lengthy and fragmented words. Of course, the focus of disputes and contradictions between the two sides should be clear.

Attach importance to facts and reasons, and contact your own claims, which will be the basis to support your appeal.

If there is a legal basis, it can be listed in the indictment, but Wen Yang war lawyer suggested that the indictment should have a clear factual basis, a clear legal basis, and the law should be abbreviated or even omitted. Judges all know that ordinary legal provisions do not need to be taught by the parties. If professional and special legal provisions are involved, I'm afraid this kind of cases can't be handled by ordinary people themselves. Let's leave them all to professional lawyers.

5. Ending: name of the court, signature of the parties and date.

In which court to sue, and finally to write clearly the full name of which court.

After the word "prosecutor", the party concerned is an individual and should be signed by himself. If it is a unit, it shall be signed by the legal representative or person in charge and stamped with the official seal of the unit.

The date should be filled in completely, and it is best to fill in the date of the last day of prosecution.

6. Evidence part: List the relevant evidence to be submitted to the court.

If there is less evidence, you can directly attach relevant evidence to the complaint and directly list the evidence in the complaint. If there is more evidence, a separate catalogue of evidence can be made and submitted to the court together with the complaint.

General evidence should explain basic information such as "name of evidence", "content of evidence" and "source of evidence". Under normal circumstances, a copy of the evidence should be submitted to the court for prosecution, but the original should be verified by the court.

7, the carrier's complaint

The court requires that all complaints should be written on A4-sized paper. As for whether it is printed or handwritten, of course, most of them now submit printed complaints, and some courts even require the parties to submit electronic versions of the complaints when filing a case.

Model complaint of economic dispute

Plaintiff: (full name, address, postal code, telephone number)

Legal representative: (name, position, contact address and telephone number)

Agent ad litem: (name, position, contact address and telephone number)

Defendant: (name, contact address and telephone number)

Cause of action:

Litigation request:

1. ordered the defendant to repay the plaintiff's purchase price of RMB _ _ _ _;

2. Order the defendant to pay the plaintiff a penalty of RMB _ _ _ _ _;

3. The defendant was ordered to bear the litigation costs of this case.

Facts and reasons:

Here, the time, place, circumstances (whether the two parties have signed a written contract), the focus of the dispute, the reasons for prosecution and the legal basis should be made clear.

I am here to convey

_ _ _ _ Court

Plaintiff: _ _ Company (official seal)

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Attachment: (Relevant evidence)

1. 1 indictment;

2. 1 Copy of the identity certificate of the legal representative;

3. 1 power of attorney;

4. 1 copy of the plaintiff's bank loan and its interest rate certificate;

5. 1 purchase and sale contract;

6. 1 copy of the plaintiff's business license;

7. The defendant owes 1 copy.