§ 4-101. Summons and complaint.
If, after the date set forth in the notice to quit for the tenant to quit possession of the dwelling unit, the tenant has not quit possession, the landlord may file a complaint in the Trial Court for eviction and such other relief as the Court may deem just and proper. The complaint shall state:
A. The names of the adult tenant(s) against whom the suit is brought;
B. A description of the rental agreement, if any;
C. The address or reasonable description of the location of the premises;
D. The grounds for eviction;
E. A statement showing that the notice to quit and any required termination notices have been served in accordance with this Code or other applicable law; and
F. A statement of the relief demanded, including any claim(s) for possession of the dwelling unit, damages, fees, costs, or other special relief.
G. If the landlord is an Indian Housing Authority, a statement that the Indian Housing Authority has complied with all required regulatory processes prior to filing the eviction action. ONCA 11-41, eff. Apr. 12, 2011.