What is the time frame allowed for a legal representative of a deceased plaintiff or defendant to file an application under the C.P.C to set aside an order or judgment delivered in their absence?

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Published: 10 May 2019
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Thirty days from the date the order or judgment was issuedSixty days from the date the order or judgment was issuedNinety days from the date the order or judgment was issuedNo specific time limit appliesOne hundred twenty days from the date the order or judgment was issued

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Under the Code of Civil Procedure, a legal representative of a deceased party has a period of sixty days from the date the order or judgment was pronounced in their absence to file an application for setting it aside.

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What is the time frame allowed for a legal representative of a deceased plaintiff or defendant to file an application under the C.P.C to set aside an order or judgment delivered in their absence?

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