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Where trial courts dismiss defendants' requests for leave to defend, what subsequent action is taken_________________?

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Answer: A. Shall decree the suit

Explanation

Summary trial provisions dictate that dismissing leave to defend applications results in immediate decrees. Defendants must disclose triable issues to earn the right to defend summary suits. Failing to satisfy the court leads directly to a judgment in favor of the plaintiff. Summary suits under civil procedure expedite recovery on negotiable instruments and written contracts. Leave to defend applications test whether the defendant has a genuine, arguable defense. If no valid defense appears, plaintiffs are granted immediate decrees without full trials.

Commercial lenders and financial institutions utilize summary suits for rapid debt recovery. It prevents debtors from filing frivolous defense pleas solely to delay financial obligations. Courts examine leave applications rigorously to separate genuine disputes from dilatory tactics. Rejecting the suit is incorrect because the plaintiff wins when the defense request fails. Proceeding with further lengthy hearings defeats the entire purpose of summary trial procedures. None of these is wrong since decreeing the suit is the mandatory legal consequence.

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