1. Basic information of plaintiff and defendant: The indictment must first state the basic information such as the name, gender, age, occupation and address of the plaintiff and defendant. This part helps the court to understand the identity background of both parties and prepare for the subsequent trial.
2. Litigation request: The plaintiff needs to clearly put forward the litigation request against the defendant in the indictment, including the responsibilities required of the defendant, the amount of compensation, restitution, etc. This part of the content should be clear and specific, so that the court can understand the plaintiff's demands and provide a basis for subsequent trials.
3. Facts and reasons: The indictment needs to state the facts of the case and the reasons claimed by the plaintiff. The fact part should objectively, truly and completely reflect the process of the case, including the time, place, parties and property involved. The reason part should explain the legal basis of the plaintiff's claim, including relevant laws and regulations, judicial interpretation, etc. So that the court can hear the case.
4. List of evidence: The indictment shall specify the evidence submitted by the plaintiff, including documentary evidence, physical evidence and witness testimony. The list of evidence should indicate the name, source, nature, object of proof and probative force of the evidence, which is convenient for the court to examine and adopt.
5. Appendix: Contracts, invoices, photos and other relevant materials can be attached at the end of the indictment to support the plaintiff's claim. The appendix shall indicate the name, page number, original storage location, etc. For inspection and verification by the court.
Matters needing attention in writing indictment:
1. Accuracy: The facts and evidence in the indictment must be accurate, and there can be no false or wrong information.
2. Concise: The indictment should be concise and accurate, and avoid using vague, ambiguous or ambiguous language.
3. Logical clarity: the indictment should clearly state the facts and evidence of the case in chronological or logical order, so that readers can clearly understand the case.
4. Legal basis: the indictment should cite relevant laws and regulations to explain whether the defendant's behavior constitutes a crime and make corresponding legal requests.
5. Format specification: the indictment shall conform to the format specification of legal documents, including the title, text, signature and other parts, and the format shall be standardized and unified.