Indiana Interrogatories Propounded To Financial Institution (Bank) are written questions typically used in civil litigation proceedings in the state of Indiana. These interrogatories, also known as “requests for information,” are sent to financial institutions such as banks by the plaintiff or defendant in a case, and are intended to elicit evidence or other information relevant to the case. Types of Indiana Interrogatories Propounded To Financial Institution (Bank) include but are not limited to: • Request for account history • Request for copies of documents • Request for information related to loan agreements • Request for information related to deposits or withdrawals • Request for information related to account balances • Request for information related to loan applications or other banking activities • Request for information related to investments or other banking activities • Request for information related to banking transactions or other banking activities.