Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of a hearing on the merits?
A hearing on the merits allows the court to thoroughly examine the facts and legal arguments presented by both parties in order to make a final decision or judgment in the case.
How does a hearing on the merits differ from other types of hearings?
Unlike preliminary hearings or motions hearings, which focus on procedural matters or preliminary issues, a hearing on the merits delves into the substantive aspects of the case. It provides an opportunity for parties to present their evidence and arguments in a more comprehensive manner, with the aim of reaching a final resolution.
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