Indiana Complaint for Specific Performance or Damages Based on a Contract to Convey Real Property is a legal document used to file a claim against an individual or entity for breach of contract in a real estate transaction. It is used when a party has failed to fulfill their obligations under a contract to transfer real estate. This document is commonly used in cases where the seller has failed to convey the deed to the buyer, or the buyer has failed to pay the agreed upon price for the property. The complaint outlines the details of the contract and the breach, including the terms of the contract, the date of the breach, the amount owed, and the damages caused by the breach. It also includes a request for a court order for specific performance or damages. Specific performance is a court order for the breaching party to comply with the contract, and damages are a sum of money awarded to the non-breaching party to compensate for any losses incurred as a result of the breach. There are different types of Indiana Complaint for Specific Performance or Damages Based on a Contract to Convey Real Property, including: 1. Breach of Contract Action — This type of complaint is used when the buyer or seller has failed to perform their obligations under the contract, such as paying the agreed upon price or conveying the deed. 2. Breach of Warranty Action — This type of complaint is used when the seller has failed to disclose any material facts related to the property that would affect the buyer’s decision to purchase. 3. Fraudulent Misrepresentation Action — This type of complaint is used when the seller has made false or misleading statements about the property or the contract. 4. Breach of Escrow Action — This type of complaint is used when the seller has failed to deposit funds into an escrow account or the buyer has failed to withdraw funds from an escrow account.