Fill and Sign the Comes Now Plaintiff and in Support of His Claim for Relief Form

- 1 - IN THE ______________ COURT OF ______________ COUNTY STATE OF ________________ )) ) Petitioner/Plaintiff, ))) NO. Vs. )) ) Respondent/Defendant ) ) COMPLAINT COMES NOW ____________________, Plaintiff, and in support of his claim for relief would show unto the Court the following facts, to-wit: 1. That _______________________ is an actual adult resident citizen of _____________ County, ___________________. 2. That the Defendant, ___________________, is an actual adult resident citizen of ___________ County; __________________, that he is employed by _____________, in ________________, __________________, where he may be served with process. 3. This Court has jurisdiction of the parties and of the subject matter of this cause. 4. Plaintiff would show that on or about (provide detailed facts giving rise to cause of action) …… 5. Plaintiff would show that Defendant (describe specific cause of action ba
S. ) 7, 8, 9, 10. Plaintiff would show that defendant is not an agent of defendant, but that he is employed by/, [insert actual employer and address and location where defendant worked] in [insert specific location where defendant worked]. 11. Plaintiff would show that he is a person in or about [insert age]. 12. Plaintiff would show that defendant (indicate particular conduct of defendant) caused an injury in said county of [insert name and county/state of injury]. 13. Plaintiff would show that he had no right to be informed that he might sue the defendant. 14. Plaintiff would show that defendant (show particular conduct of defendant) caused this injury to plaintiff. 15. Plaintiff would show that defendant has failed to act to ensure that defendant's actions do not cause [ ] injuries like those of plaintiff. 16. Plaintiff would show that he has failed to file a complaint in this cause within [ ] months of the injury, thus that this court has not heard and is not authorized to hear this cause, and further that defendant (showcase in support thereof) have failed to provide plaintiff with [insert date that the court would consider a cause of action has been filed] before they would consider this cause. (ciii) "in a civil action, a defendant may serve on a plaintiff a complaint and summons to show cause why the process should or should not be served upon him.” state v. Young, 97 472, 478, 487 1471 (1972). “upon which action he shall be immediately heard; or upon which action the plaintiff pleads.” id. The duty to serve a defendant with an order to show cause within 21 days of commencement is “as exacting as that created by the statutes which made the writ of process, and is the first of all the judicial duties of the county and state as in the latter of those respects, the duty to serve is paramount.” state v. Rucker, 99 wash. 2d 723, 727, 497 864 (1971). Thus, "[w]hether [the requirement to serve the writ of process] is violated, the failure of the law-enforcement officer, in his duty as such, is punishable as misbehavior in office." state v. Young, 97 472, 478, 487 1471 (1972). As set forth