3.05 Explanatory: Withdrawal of Claim or Defense is a type of motion that is filed in civil court to signify that the filing party is withdrawing a claim or defense that had previously been asserted in the case. This type of motion is typically filed when a party believes that further pursuing the claim or defense is no longer necessary or appropriate. There are two types of 3.05 Explanatory: Withdrawal of Claim or Defense: voluntary withdrawal of the claim/defense and stipulated withdrawal of the claim/defense. A voluntary withdrawal involves the filing party submitting a motion to withdraw their claim/defense without any agreement from the other party. A stipulated withdrawal is when the filing party and the opposing party agree to withdraw the claim/defense before the court enters a judgement.
3.05 Explanatory: Withdrawal of Claim or Defense is a type of motion that is filed in civil court to signify that the filing party is withdrawing a claim or defense that had previously been asserted in the case. This type of motion is typically filed when a party believes that further pursuing the claim or defense is no longer necessary or appropriate. There are two types of 3.05 Explanatory: Withdrawal of Claim or Defense: voluntary withdrawal of the claim/defense and stipulated withdrawal of the claim/defense. A voluntary withdrawal involves the filing party submitting a motion to withdraw their claim/defense without any agreement from the other party. A stipulated withdrawal is when the filing party and the opposing party agree to withdraw the claim/defense before the court enters a judgement.