Indiana Omnibus Objections to Claims, Order is a form used by a defendant in a civil case to challenge the claims or orders made by a plaintiff. This form is used to file a response to a Summons and Complaint. It forms enables the defendant to challenge the legal and factual basis for the claims made by the plaintiff. It also allows the defendant to request a hearing on the matter. The Indiana Omnibus Objections to Claims, Order includes several types of objections, including general denials, lack of jurisdiction, lack of venue, lack of capacity, insufficiency of process, insufficiency of service of process, improper venue, improper service of process, lack of personal jurisdiction, lack of subject jurisdiction, illegality of demand, failure to state a claim, and other relevant objections.