What does motion and order to vacate hearing mean?

Answer 1

A motion to vacate dismissal is a request made to the court to "re-open" a case. There is an order of dismissal if a party failed to appear for a hearing, if it is determined by the court that a party has not stated a claim upon which relief may be granted or any number of other reasons. The party that the order of dismissal is against, will file this motion indicating justifiable reasons for which dismissal would be unjust to the moving party.

Answer 2

A motion to vacate - is a motion to set aside or nullify whatever has happened previously (e.g.: a court ruling or action). The judge will consider the motion and render a ruling, or opinion. If it is granted the status will return to whatever state it was immediately before the action in question took place.

Answer 3

If you were sued and lost because you did not appear in court, you can file a Notice of Motion to Vacate Judgment. By filing this motion, you are asking the court to cancel the judgment entered against you and to give you a new trial.

Answer 4

A motion filed with the court seeking to set aside a previously rendered decision or judgment entry. It seeks to undo something that was already ruled on in a court case.

Answer 5

A motion filed with the court seeking to set aside a previously rendered decision or judgment entry. It seeks to undo something that was already ruled on in a court case.

Answer 6

A judicial hearing in which the judge is presented evidence and facts to rule on a request that a previous decision, or sentence, or ruling, be 'vacated' (i.e.- rendered null and void).

Answer 7

How to word vacate premises with option to return based on new terms and conditions