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Meaning of case disposed contested allowed


17-Jul-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I am a respondent of the divorce case filed by my spouse. After 10 years, case status seen as CAse disposed and nature of Disposal: Contested.. Allowed. What does contested allowed meaning in court ?
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Answer #1
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Both petitioner and respondent were contested the case and order were issued. The order status is correct. If the respondent has not been appeared it will be in exparte order. Without getting the order copy it will not be able to explain in detail.
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Answer #2
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hi sir madam case disposal mean case closed or finished two type case disposal once you contest case after that finish or you didn't attend hearing that time you are a ex parte so automatically case closed
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Answer #3
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Hello your case contesting your pleader or u ? your side produced evidence or not? you have not given mention case number? she has filed a case based on divorce or restitution? further details contact an Advocate
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