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Dismissal of stay application - mere absence of an appellant or ...


Court Rules Absence on One Date Not Enough to Dismiss Stay Application or Appeal by Default.

January 26, 2014

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Dismissal of stay application - mere absence of an appellant or his counsel on one date, “may” not be sufficient to dismiss an application/appeal for default. - HC

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