Rule 90 Contents of Petition
Rule Text
The title of any petition brought under these rule is “Petition for Extraordinary Relief.” The caption is to properly identify the petitioner, the respondent, and any real parties in interest. The petition should contain allegations showing:
(a) The title and number of the main action, if any;
(b) The beneficial interest of the petitioner;
(c) The capacity of the respondent;
(d) The capacity of any real party in interest;
(e) Facts that will allow the court to understand the issues presented by the petition and from which the court can conclude that the petitioner has no other adequate relief;
(f) The issues presented;
(g) The reasons why the court should grant the petition; and
(h) Copies of any order, opinion, or parts of the record which may be essential for the court to understand the matters set forth in the petition. In addition, the petition must contain a prayer for relief and it must be verified.