ex parte (Meaning)

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ex parte ()

Upon or from one side only; one-sided; partial; as, an ex parte statement.

No weak antonyms found.

The judge granted an ex parte temporary restraining order to prevent further harm.
The plaintiff filed an ex parte motion seeking an injunction against the defendant.
The court granted the ex parte application and sealed the records.
The ex parte communication between the prosecutor and the judge led to the dismissal of the case.
The party obtained an ex parte order from the court without notice to the other party.
The plaintiff was granted an ex parte restraining order against the defendant, prohibiting them from contacting or harassing the plaintiff.
The defendant sought an ex parte order from the court to seal the records of the case.
The ex parte hearing was held in the absence of the defendant, who was not given proper notice.
The judge issued an ex parte order requiring the defendant to surrender their passport.
The ex parte application was denied by the court, as it lacked sufficient evidence.

Upon or from one side only; one-sided; partial; as, an ex parte statement.

unjust, partisan, biased, partial, inequitable, parti pris, arbitrary, deceptive, unconscionable, unreasonable

unbiased, impartial, fair, equitable, indifferent, open, objective, open, disinterested, candid

The judge granted an ex parte temporary restraining order to prevent further harm.

The plaintiff filed an ex parte motion seeking an injunction against the defendant.

The court granted the ex parte application and sealed the records.

The ex parte communication between the prosecutor and the judge led to the dismissal of the case.