Abandonment of Legal Proceedings and Due Process Violations
And affirmed the petition to initiate legal proceedings in a manner of extreme hardship. The trial court accepted the petition and scheduled a hearing on the petition filed by Mr. Atit, who failed to appear in court. Without notifying the court of any impediment, the trial court determined that Mr. Atit had abandoned his lawsuit pertaining to the following case number, to determine whether this is legally correct: Will the judgment of the Court of Appeal No. 866/2518 provide the answer? This case, the trial court merely ordered the acceptance of the petition for extreme hardship and ordered the investigation of the petition only. The trial court did not order the acceptance of Mr. Atit’s claim as a formal lawsuit. Therefore, Mr. Atit’s action of abandoning his lawsuit is not legally correct. This is a violation of due process, as Mr. Atit failed to appear in court on the scheduled hearing date. It is determined that Mr. Atit had no witnesses to testify to his extreme hardship, if Mr. Atit intends to continue pursuing the case, he must deposit the legal fees within the time period set by the court.
Regarding a breach of contract for the sale of goods, the debt must be paid.