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Ind. Porter Cnty. Small Claims Rules App. 1
Small Claims Rules, Appendix 1 (forms)
SMALL CLAIMS RULES APPENDIX 1
STATE OF INDIANA ) IN THE PORTER SUPERIOR COURT
) SS:
COUNTY OF PORTER )
)
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PLAINTIFF )
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, I NDIANA
vs. ) CAUSE NO. 64D0 -
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DEFENDANT )
LANDLORD COMPUTATION OF DAMAGES FORM
The Plaintiff(s)/Landlord, under the penalties for perjury states that the following
computations represent the damages incurred as a result of a breach of the lease agreement and/or
tenancy by the Defendant/Tenant:
[Ordinary wear and tear is not a compensable damage and will be subtracted by the Court in
many instances. Also, labor costs for cleanup by the Landlord are normally disfavored]
I. UNPAID RENT: MONTHS @ $ PER MONTH=$
LESS SECURITY DEPOSIT (if applicable) -$
Sub-Total Due $
II. DAMAGES TO PREMISES
1. Paint, cleaning products $
2. Physical damage to walls, etc. $
3. Removal of personal property $
4. OTHER $
5. OTHER $
Total Physical Damages $
GRAND TOTAL OF DAMAGES DUE $
This form can be utilized when requesting a default judgment
for damages, post-eviction, or as a summary exhibit at a contested trial or damages hearing.
Plaintiff must return this form personally or by first class mail to the Clerk=s Office on or before
seven (7) calendar days before the scheduled trial. Failure to timely return this claim form to the
Clerk=s Office may result in the granting of a continuance to the Defendant.
PLEASE SIGN:
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-68-porter-local-rules-2022-12-01
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