What is the Four Questions Court Form?

The Four Questions Form, also known as Char Sawaal, is a mandatory document under Order VII Rule 14 of the Civil Procedure Code (CPC) for civil case filings in District Courts across India.

Can I generate the Four Questions Form online?

Yes. You can fill the details online and instantly generate a ready-to-print PDF version of the Four Questions Form for filing in District Courts.

Is the Four Questions Form free to download?

Yes. The Four Questions Form is free to generate and download from Wazir Solicitors & Co for personal and professional court use.

Are these forms valid for court filing?

Yes. All forms provided are prepared according to Indian District Court filing standards and are valid for submission across India.

Generate & Download Four Questions Form PDF for District Courts India

Four Questions Form

Please fill the form below, Click on Download button, duly filled Four Questions Formwill be generated & downloaded for filing before concerned all level District Courts across India

Output Page Size: A4

Orientation: Portrait

State:*

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District:*

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NAME OF COURT

Enter Name of Court

TITLE OF CASE

Enter Plaintiff/Appellant/Complainant Name

Enter Defendant/Respondent/Accused Name

NATURE OF CASE

Enter nature of case

QUESTIONS

1. Have you brought any document to be produced? If yes, specify and produce the same?*

Enter answer of question 1

2. Do you wish to produce any other document which is in your possession? If yes, specify?*

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3. Do you rely upon any document? If yes, mention which one?*

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4. Have you previously produced any document in this case? If yes, specify?*

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COUNSEL DETAIL

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Name of Counsel:* (Dont write Advocate with name)

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