Petition

Download Indian petition templates: anticipatory/bail (CrPC), PIL/writs, divorce 13B, probate/succession, SLP, insolvency, and civil injunction formats.

📄Application For Anticipatory Bail Before High Court

📄Application For Anticipatory Bail Before Sessions Judge

📄Application For Anticipatory Bail Under Section 438 Cr Pc

📄Application For Bail Before High Court Under Section 439 Cr Pc

📄Bail Petition Before A Magistrate During Police Enquiry Under S 437 Cr Pc

📄In The Court Of Subordinate Judge At

📄Memorandum Of Civil Miscellaneous Petition

📄Petition By Creditor To Adjudge Debtor Insolvent

📄Petition For Appointment Of Guardian

📄Petition For Bail Under Section 389 Cr Pc

📄Petition For Bail Under Section 439 Cr Pc Before Sessions Judge

📄Petition For Divorce By Mutual Consent Under Section 13 B Of The Hindu Marriage Act 1955

📄Petition For Extension Of Succession Certificate

📄Petition For Leave Under Order Ii Rule 2 Of The C P C

📄Petition For Probate Or Letters Of Administration With The Will Annexed

📄Petition For Revocation Of Grant Of Probate And Letters Of Administration Of Will

📄Petition For Revocation Of Grant Of Probate Letters Of Administration Certificate

📄Petition For The Grant Of Succession Certificate By Widow

📄Sample Form

📄Sample Form 1

📄Special Leave Petition Seeking Stay Order From Operation Of Impugned Judgment

📄Specimen Of A Writ Petition For Public Interest Litigation

📄Suit For Declaration Permanent Injunction

📄Testamentary And Intestate Jurisdiction

📄Writ Of Certiorari

Quick Overview

This Petition directory compiles India-focused, filing-ready formats for criminal bail (anticipatory, regular, suspension of sentence), constitutional remedies (PIL and writs including certiorari), family law (mutual consent divorce), and estate matters (probate, letters of administration, succession certificates), along with insolvency by creditor, SLPs to the Supreme Court, civil miscellaneous petitions, and suits for declaration and injunction. Designed for practitioners and litigants, the drafts help present jurisdiction, facts, statutory grounds, and prayers clearly across key court forums.

Templates are for reference only and should be reviewed by a legal professional before use.