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When may the court issue a default judgment against one of the parties?

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The court may issue a default judgment against one of the parties if their representative fails to attend the second hearing without an acceptable excuse, after being duly notified, in accordance with paragraph (1) of Article (57) of the Law of Sharia Procedure.

The court may issue a default judgment against one of the parties if their representative fails to attend the second hearing without an acceptable excuse, after being duly notified, in accordance with paragraph (1) of Article (57) of the Law of Sharia Procedure.
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نظام المرافعات الشرعية - Article 57

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