Notice
2 years ago
"Case stage - FOR ADMISSION NOTICE SERVED" What does mean of this case stage and what happens after?
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
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There are several phases that lead up to the cases being heard. The process begins with both parties receiving legal notice, and then the rest follows. This is the stage at which a case is awaiting admission and the parties are obliged to be present. If your current case status is admission, it means the case will be heard for the first time, and appropriate orders will be issued if necessary. Respondents will be directed to file a counter in the matter - this stage is called interlocutory, and it is where a counter or a vacate petition is filed if an interim order is issued, and the final hearing is when the case is heard.
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There are several phases that lead up to the cases being heard. The process begins with both parties receiving legal notice, and then the rest follows. This is the stage at which a case is awaiting admission and the parties are obliged to be present. If your current case status is admission, it means the case will be heard for the first time, and appropriate orders will be issued if necessary. Respondents will be directed to file a counter in the matter - this stage is called interlocutory, and it is where a counter or a vacate petition is filed if an interim order is issued, and the final hearing is when the case is heard.
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A.Hi,
There are a number of stages leading to the hearing of the cases. It starts with legal notice being served upon on both the parties and the rest follows. This stage is the stage wherein a case is pending for admission for which the presence of the parties is required. If your current case status is admission, it means that the case will be heard for the first time, and appropriate orders will be issued if necessary, and respondents will be directed to file a counter in the matter - this stage is called interlocutory, and it is where a counter is filed or a vacate petition is filed if an interim order is issued, and final hearing is when the case is heard upon the presumption of innocence.
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There are a number of stages leading to the hearing of the cases. It starts with legal notice being served upon on both the parties and the rest follows. This stage is the stage wherein a case is pending for admission for which the presence of the parties is required. If your current case status is admission, it means that the case will be heard for the first time, and appropriate orders will be issued if necessary, and respondents will be directed to file a counter in the matter - this stage is called interlocutory, and it is where a counter is filed or a vacate petition is filed if an interim order is issued, and final hearing is when the case is heard upon the presumption of innocence.
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