Filing A Claim

First, it should be understood, justified if your requirements are, in fact sometimes the non-specialist some of the things to be fair with the "consumer" point of view, but the law says otherwise. Secondly, it is necessary to evaluate all your existing evidence of a breach of your rights – documents, witness statements, etc. Third, to determine compliance with the statute of limitations: the majority of disputes the statute of limitations is three years from the date of violation rights of the plaintiff (or the moment when the plaintiff should have known of the violation), and, say, a labor dispute – only three months. Fourth, the appeal to the Tax Code and to calculate the registration fee for the appeal to the court, as well as other possible costs – on examination, a representative in court, etc. If you still believe in the need to go to court, you need to do next. 1. To decide on the jurisdiction and the jurisdiction of your case.

Jurisdiction – is the distribution of powers between the courts of the various branches of the judiciary. If you file a claim for reinstatement – the case under the jurisdiction of the district court if the dispute concerns business, it is the jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal. Jurisdiction – a sharing of powers between the courts of one branch of the judiciary. So, as a general rule a claim is served on a residence or the defendant. 2. Write a statement of claim. Mandatory rules of making a claim contained in article 131 of the Code of Civil Procedure of the Russian Federation, and samples of various claims on the Internet abound.