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We kindly request the authoritys favorable consideration of this application for adjournment. Your assistance in granting the adjournment will contribute to ensuring a fair and just proceeding in this case. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We await your positive response.
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The easiest way to get an adjournment is to try to agree with the other party to adjourn to a new date. If this is achieved, parties will contact the court jointly to seek for the date to be moved. This will still need to be considered by a Judge who can agree or refuse to adjourn.
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What if I am unable to attend court and I want to adjourn? To begin, we recommend that you seek the consent of all other parties to the case regarding the proposed adjournment. If the consent of other parties is obtained, the application to adjourn the hearing will be strengthened.
How to apply. Download and fill in form EX107 and read the accompanying guidance notes. Return the form by email or post to the court or tribunal where the hearing took place.
All other records: Keep for seven years from date of last entry and then destroy. 51. Paper copies of records that have been digitised Keep paper copy until date of first hearing (Court of Protection)11 or for 30 days from date scanned. All scanned documents must be checked for accuracy before they are destroyed.

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