Скачать или смотреть An Ex-Parte Order is an order passed by a court in the absence of one party.

What is an Ex-Parte Order?

An Ex-Parte Order is an order passed by a court in the absence of one party, usually when that party did not appear despite being given notice. The court hears only the applicant/plaintiff side and passes an interim or final order.

🔹 Key Points / Keywords (for writing, study, or exam use)

Ex-Parte → "one-sided" / "in absence of the other party."

Order 9 Rule 6 CPC (India) → Court may proceed ex-parte if defendant fails to appear.

Principles of Natural Justice → Right to be heard (audi alteram partem).

Set Aside → Defendant can apply to set aside ex-parte order (Order 9 Rule 13 CPC).

Interim Relief → Injunction, stay, or protective order granted ex-parte.

Urgency → Granted when delay may cause irreparable injury.

Notice → Usually required, but can be dispensed with in urgent cases.

Remedy → Appeal, revision, or application to set aside.

🔹 Example Draft (with keywords in bold)

The Court, having found that despite due service of notice, the defendant failed to appear, proceeds to hear the plaintiff ex-parte. In view of the urgency of the matter and to prevent irreparable loss, the Court grants an interim injunction restraining the defendant from disposing of the disputed property. The order is subject to the defendant’s right to apply for setting aside the ex-parte order under Order 9 Rule 13 CPC.

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