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    • Arkansas Code
    • Title 16 - Practice, Procedure, And Courts
    • Subtitle 2 - Courts and Court Officers
    • Chapter 19 - Justice Of The Peace Courts
    • Subchapter 7 - Dismissal, Default, Etc.
    • § 16-19-701. Dismissal for want of prosecution generally

    Arkansas Code
    Subchapter 7 - Dismissal, Default, Etc.
    § 16-19-701. Dismissal for want of prosecution generally

    If the plaintiff fails to appear in person, or by his agent or attorney, on the return day of the summons, or at any other time fixed for the trial, the justice may dismiss the action for want of prosecution, except in the case provided for in § 16-19-703(a).

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    Structure Arkansas Code

    Arkansas Code

    Title 16 - Practice, Procedure, And Courts

    Subtitle 2 - Courts and Court Officers

    Chapter 19 - Justice Of The Peace Courts

    Subchapter 7 - Dismissal, Default, Etc.

    § 16-19-701. Dismissal for want of prosecution generally

    § 16-19-702. Judgment on proof on defendant's nonappearance generally

    § 16-19-703. Actions founded on written instruments liquidating the claim of the plaintiff — Effect of failure of parties to appear

    § 16-19-704. Setoff on written instrument

    § 16-19-705. Setting aside judgment by default or dismissal for want of prosecution

    § 16-19-706. Compromises — Confession of judgment

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