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For Malicious Prosecution Legal Draft Template

Category Agreements Civil Procedure Code
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File name For Malicious Prosecution

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<h2>A.B., </h2>the above-named plaintiff states as follows:-1. On the ..........day

of .........19.........., the defendant obtained a warrant of arrest from

......... (a Magistrate of the said city, or as the case may be) on a charge of

.........., and the plaintiff was arrested there on, and imprisoned for

.......... [days, or hours, and gave bail in the sum of .......... rupees to

obtain his release.2. In so doing the

defendant acted maliciously and without reasonable or probable cause.3. On the ....... day of

.........19.........., the Magistrate dismissed the complaint of the defendant

and acquitted the plaintiff.4. Many persons, whose

names are unknown to the plaintiff, hearing of the arrest, and supposing the

plaintiff to be a criminal, have ceased to do business with him; or in

consequence of the said arrest, the plaintiff lost his situation as clerk to

one E.F.' or in consequence the plaintiff suffered pain of body and mind, and

was prevented from transacting his business, and was injured in his credit, and

incurred expenses in obtaining his release from the said imprisonment and in

defending himself against the said complaint.As

in paras.4 and 5 of Form No.1, and Relief claimed.]

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