Ex parte order definition
Ex parte order means an order, issued by a judge, based on one party's request without hearing from the other side.
Ex parte order means an order made by the court upon the application of one party to an action without notice to the other.
Ex parte order means a Court order granted without a hearing and without input from both parties.
Examples of Ex parte order in a sentence
On the 13th November, 2015, the Applicants were granted an Ex- parte order of Interim Injunction restraining the Respondents from evicting the Applicants who occupy Plot Number 2419 and 2420, Kabwe to allow the Applicants to remain in occupation of the properties pending the hearing and determination of the arbitral tribunal herein.
More Definitions of Ex parte order
Ex parte order means an order obtained on application without notice to 15
Ex parte order means an order made under the next succeed ing sub-section for the payment of maintenance in respect of a child pending the disposal of a complaint.