How to file written statement as defendant in civil court

The written statement is most important, as all further proceedings depend on such statement only and it also may give the meaning of admissions. You may also have to file documents in support of your version. Filing a written statement is an art, and it should go with plaint averment admitting or countering each point raised in plaint.  During arguments or deposition, a defendant can not go over and above what is stated in his written statement.   Always seek the professional help of advocate and prepare a draft of facts vis a vis plaint averments so that you can discuss with your advocate before finalizing written statement.  

You have the option to engage an advocate and he would take care of the drafting and filing of the Written Statement.