Phrases with «dismissal order»

A dismissal order means a legal decision or ruling to end or drop a case or lawsuit. It happens when a judge decides that there is not enough evidence or legal basis to continue the case. This order dismisses the claims made by the plaintiff, and the defendant is no longer required to appear in court or face any legal consequences. Full definition

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As of the start of this year the courts in many jurisdictions are sending dismissal orders promptly when the five - year dismissal deadline occurs. (practicepro.ca)
Zuk v. Atkinson (2014)-- In this Motion before Justice Lemon of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Frank successfully opposed the plaintiff's motion to set aside the August 10, 2012, Dismissal Order of Murray J. as a result of the plaintiff's failure to answer undertakings and to pay costs awarded from previous Undertakings Motions. (mccagueborlack.com)
Kinder Morgan at no time offered a Consent Dismissal Order, and rejected the offer from Gold / Nissen. (burnabypipelinewatch.ca)
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Phrases with «dismissal order»

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