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A movant is a party requesting a court order. In New Jersey, a court may dismiss a case without prejudice after 60 days unless specific actions are taken by the plaintiff as outlined in subsection (c). For precise details, consult New Jerseys court rules or a local attorney. For legal resources in New Jersey, consider the New Jersey State Bar Association or Legal Services of New Jersey.Full Conversation
what is the definition of movant
Hello ****! In legal terms, a "movant" is the person or party who makes a motion before a court. This means they are requesting the court to make a specific order or ruling.
Is there a specific legal issue or motion you are dealing with in California that you need more information on?
not for california for new jersey
Thanks for the clarification, ****. Are you dealing with a specific type of motion or legal issue in New Jersey that you need more information on?
the court shall issue written notice to the plantiff advising that the action as to any or all defendants will be dismissied without prejudice 60 days following the notice unless, within in said period, action specified in subsection (c) is taken. what does this mean legally?
Hello ****! In legal terms, this means:
- The court will inform the plaintiff in writing.
- The case against any or all defendants will be dismissed without prejudice after 60 days.
- This dismissal can be prevented if the plaintiff takes specific actions outlined in subsection (c) within those 60 days.
Is there a specific legal action or section of the law in New Jersey you need help with?
what is in subsection (c) of dimissal without prejudice?
Hello ****! Since your question pertains to New Jersey law and not California, I recommend consulting the specific New Jersey statute or court rule you're referring to. Generally, subsection (c) may outline specific actions the plaintiff must take to avoid dismissal. For accurate information, you may want to refer to New Jersey's court rules or consult a legal professional in New Jersey.
your answers to legal questions refer only to the state of California?
Hello ****,
Yes, FreeLawChat primarily provides legal information specific to California. For legal matters or statutes in other states, such as New Jersey, it’s best to consult local legal resources or professionals. If you have any California-related legal questions, I’m here to help!
can you recommend a service similar to freelawchat for the state if new jersey?
Hello ****,
For legal assistance in New Jersey, you might consider contacting the New Jersey State Bar Association or Legal Services of New Jersey. They offer resources and guidance for various legal matters in the state.
Website:
- New Jersey State Bar Association: https://tcms.njsba.com
- Legal Services of New Jersey: https://www.lsnj.org
I hope this helps with your New Jersey legal questions!
thanks
You're welcome, ****! If you have any more questions or need assistance with California legal matters in the future, feel free to reach out. Have a great day!
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