When a court hearing is not completed, it can be "continued" to another date. For example, this may occur when someone whose presence is needed does not come to court, or when the judge does not have sufficient information to act on the case.
Adjournment or postponement of a hearing or other proceeding to a subsequent day or time.
The adjournment or postponement of a court case to another day.
A court order, a document submitted to the Land Titles System prohibiting the successful removal of an interest that has been challenged by a Notice to Lapse. Can contain a sunset date or be continued until further order of the court.
The postponement of a court proceeding.
a rescheduling of a court proceeding.
an extension of your trial date, pushing it further into the future
a request by one of the parties to a case to delay a scheduled hearing to another time
The postponement of a scheduled court hearing.
the postponement of an action pending in court to another date.
The postponement of the court proceedings in a case to a future day
the postponement of a hearing, trial or other proceeding to a subsequent day or time.
A request to postpone a court date.
A mutually agreed upon postponement or temporary adjournment of a pending court action.
A delay or postponement of a court hearing. Criminal Justice System: The governmental agencies charged with law enforcement, prosecution of alleged violators of the criminal laws, the court hearing of charges against the accused and the punishment and supervision of the convicted.
A postponement or delay in a court proceeding granted by a court on either oral or written motion.
Postponement of a legal proceeding to a later date.
The postponement of a court trial or hearing to a later date.
To postpone a trial or hearing.
When a court hearing is delayed.
Putting the case over to another date. This is done frequently for various reasons and continuances are one of the things that aggravate and frustrate clients the most. Continuances are also one of the least understood things about our court system. While sometimes lawyers abuse the system and get continuance after continuance, with nothing getting done, for the most part lawyers will try to limit continuances and ask for them only when it is necessary. Furthermore, while it might seem at times that all that is happening with your case is that it is getting continued, keep in mind that the justice system needs time to work and things don't happen overnight. Rest assured that most of the judges in this division do not like granting continuances unnecessarily and we've yet to have a case that has gone on forever
postponement of a court hearing; putting it off until another day.
A court order postponing any court proceeding.
The postponement of a trial proceeding until a later date. Often granted by motion of a party.
The postponement of proceedings to another term of court. In the territorial superior court, this meant a delay of at least several months.
Postponing your court hearing to a later date.
Postponement of a hearing or trial to a later day.
a delay or postponement of a court hearing; the case is said to be “continued” when it has been delayed or postponed.
a delay of the court proceedings which is granted by the court when either the defense attorney or the prosecuting attorney shows good cause for the delay.
Putting off a court case to a later date.
Put off trial unitl another time.
The postponement of a legal proceeding to another date.
A request by a Plaintiff, Defendant, or attorneys in a case, made to re-schedule a hearing or trial for cause.
A continuance is the rescheduling of a hearing or other proceeding to a future date. A continuance may be ordered before a hearing or as part of a hearing.
The adjournment or delay of a scheduled session of a court.
A postponement of a hearing to a later time or day ordered by the ALJ. Continuances may be granted on timely request of any party, with notice to all other parties, showing good and cause for changing or extending the date and/or time of the hearing. See: Fair Hearings
The adjournment or postponement of an action pending in court.
An order by the court that delays a hearing or trial.
The cessation, interruption, or adjournment of a proceeding until a future date.
A postponement of the hearing of a case; not hearing the case on the scheduled date. Continuances are requested by either the prosecution or the defendant, and are allowed at the court's discretion. Continuances may also occur if there is a scheduling conflict in the court and the case cannot be tried on the date that it was originally scheduled.
The postponing (rescheduling for later) of a court hearing. If you ask a judge for a continuance, s/he may or may not give it to you.
A postponement of a case for trial or hearing to a later date which usually can be granted only by the court.
When there is an unresolved issue in the case, the court may continue services or delay a decision until the issue is resolve.
A delay or postponement of a court hearing to another date or time.
The postponement of a court hearing until a later date or time.
A delay of a scheduled session of a court.
Put off trial until another time.
To continue a matter, hearing, or trial to another time.