Refiling Detinue Case Options

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In Tennessee, if a detinue case is dismissed without prejudice, you can refile. If dismissed with prejudice, you generally cannot refile and may need to appeal. If the dismissal does not specify, it is usually considered without prejudice, allowing for refiling. Consult a Tennessee lawyer for precise guidance, especially if arguments were heard on motions.

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In Tennessee, after a case is dismissed:
- If it's "without prejudice", you can refile the case.
- If it's "with prejudice", you generally cannot refile and may need to appeal.
Please consult with a legal advisor for your specific situation.
It doesn't specify if it's with or without prejudice
If it doesn't specify, it's generally considered "without prejudice." This means you can usually refile if you wish. Please consult a lawyer in Tennessee to confirm this based on the exact language of your dismissal.
Even if arguments were heard on motions
Yes, even if arguments were heard on motions. However, the final decision rests with the judge. It's always best to consult with a legal professional to understand your case well. Do you need help finding a lawyer in Tennessee?