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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

A party was granted indigent authority, but before trial-court judgment the opponent produces evidence of sufficient available income and property. The applicant drafts an opposition claiming the grant is forever unreviewable. Which assessment is correct?

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The applicant's lawyer may personally suppress the evidence The grant may be contested before judgment; after hearing, sufficient means can lead to assessment and collection of the proper fees The evidence automatically decides the merits against the applicant The initial grant is irrevocable regardless of new evidence

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