What Is an Unopposed Motion?


In law, a motion is a procedure of bringing a limited, contested issue before a court for decision. The unopposed motion is a kind of motion that is simply agreed by the other party, but disagreed to in writing.
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It means the party against whom the case is being brought does not contest the case, e.g. this often means that they are admitting fault and are ready to accept the consequences that
Sound like someone filed a motion to life a stay, the other party did not oppose the motion, and the court granted it. A stay is an order stopping some action by another person or
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An unopposed motion is a motion that is simply not opposed by the other party, but not agreed to in writing.