Civil plaints
Draft a civil plaint under the CPC — Order VII Rule 1 format
Six suit types, drafted in the Order VII Rule 1 CPC format — court header, parties, jurisdiction, facts, cause of action, limitation, reliefs and prayer — with every citation checked before you see it.
3-day trial · 60 AI credits · No credit card required
Six suit types, one generator
- Money Recovery Suit — may cite Order XXXVII (summary suit) where applicable
- Property Dispute — cites the relevant Transfer of Property Act sections
- Specific Performance of Contract
- Injunction — cites Sections 36-42 of the Specific Relief Act
- Declaration Suit
- Divorce / Matrimonial
What it does
- Fill in the plaintiff, up to 5 defendants, the court, the cause of action and the reliefs sought — or describe it by voice or text.
- The plaint follows Order VII Rule 1 of the CPC: court header, parties, jurisdiction, facts, cause of action, limitation, reliefs and prayer.
- Includes the verification clause required under Order VI Rule 15.
- States pecuniary jurisdiction guidance — District Court up to ₹3 Crore, High Court above, which varies by state.
- Draft in English or Hindi.
- Every statute section and case citation is checked against LegalInk's verified index before you see it — marked verified, ungrounded or flagged, never silently invented.
Who it's for
Advocates
A first draft of a civil plaint — any of the six suit types — to review, adapt and file.
Litigants
Prepare a plaint before filing yourself or handing it to your advocate for review.
What it costs
A civil plaint is a standard draft: 4 credits.
Included on the 3-day free trial (60 credits, no card required), the Individual plan (₹299/month) and Professional (₹799/month). The Free plan includes a few drafts a month — see pricing.