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Ex-parte Decree Issue of Law and Issue of Fact Question: When can the civil court proceed to an ex-parte decree in any litigation? Answer: An ex-parte decree: Ex-parte decree means that the case is to be settled after hearing the plaintiff. The decree in which the court provides decree by only hearing one party, is called an ex-parte decree. Ex-parte decree refers to the decree, which is provided in the absence of the defendant, That is, the decree provided in favor of the plaintiff in the absence of the defendant is called an ex-parte decree. According to rule-6 of order-9 of the Code of Civil Procedure, where at the day of hearing of the case, the plaintiff is present, and the defendant is absent, and if it is proved that the summons were issued as usual on the defendant, court may pronounce a decree in the absence of the defendant, which is called an ex parte decree. Question: Who can apply for cancellation of an ex-parte decree? When can the court cancel ex-parte decree? Answer wi