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How much time does it take to restore a dismissal case


23-Jun-2023 (In Civil Law)
How much time it will take to restore a civil case after the dismissal? An I lawyer send a notice to opposite party when a case is not restored in the court
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Answer #1
622 votes
Dear,

After dismissal of a civil case, it is 30 days of time period to restore the same. No. A lawyer cannot send a notice to the defendant when a case is in the dismissed state. First, the case has to be restored and when after restoration, the defendant is not appearing before the court, the lawyer can send a notice to the defendant to secure his/her presence in the court.
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Answer #2
854 votes
On filing the petition for restore the case, the court orders notice to be given to the opposite party, once they appear they may file a counter i.e their reply and after hearing the matter, court will pass an order. Generally court will permit to restore unless there is a huge delay in which case it has to be explained/accounted for.

Answer #3
708 votes
We cannot say how much time, it will take to restore the case because a lot of process is required to restore the case, the party who wants to restore the case has to offer a notice to the remaining parties in the suit.
Answer #4
639 votes
Its depends up on a lawyer with a request to a magistrate and they can send a notices regarding it to the parties there is no particular time for re opening a dismissed case or pending cases, all goes good with a good advocate.
Answer #5
267 votes
The plaintiff can file a restoration request for the setting aside of dismissal under Order 9 rule 9 if the suit is dismissed due to default. This must be done by showing good cause for the non-appearance at the hearing.
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