An Indiana Complaint for a Civil Case Alleging Breach of Contract is a document filed in Indiana civil court by the plaintiff, or the person bringing the lawsuit, alleging that the defendant has breached a contract. The complaint will describe the contract, note the defendant's alleged breach of the contract, and state the plaintiff's damages resulting from the breach. Generally, there are two types of Indiana Complaint for a Civil Case Alleging Breach of Contract: a breach of contract complaint for money damages, and a breach of contract complaint for specific performance. A breach of contract complaint for money damages alleges that the defendant has failed to perform some or all of the obligations set forth in the contract and that as a result, the plaintiff has suffered financial harm. The complaint will list the specific obligations of the defendant and will specify the amount of money damages that the plaintiff is seeking. A breach of contract complaint for specific performance alleges that the defendant has failed to perform some or all of the obligations set forth in the contract and that as a result, the plaintiff has suffered irreparable harm that cannot be remedied simply with money damages. The complaint will list the specific obligations of the defendant and will specify the specific performance that the plaintiff is seeking.