§ 9-11-108 [Form Complaint for Money Had and Received]

This rule gives a sample form you can use if you're suing someone for money they owe you that they received from another person on your behalf. It's called a "money had and received" claim. This happens when someone else collected money that was supposed to go to you, and now they're holding onto it instead of handing it over.

The form shows the basic information you need to include in your complaint. You list where the defendant lives, so the court knows it has authority over them. Then you explain the debt: who gave the money, when they gave it, and how much the defendant owes you. Finally, you ask the court for a judgment ordering the defendant to pay you back, plus interest, court costs, and lawyer fees if those apply to your case.

This is meant to be a simple, straightforward template. You fill in the specific names, dates, dollar amounts, and addresses that match your actual situation. It gives you a starting point so you don't have to guess at the right legal format for this type of money dispute.