Is there any recourse in spain when a judge says there is no case to answer in a clear case of fraud?
959134
Yes, you can recourse to a superior court. Ask for legal advise, recoursing is not cheap.
73901
There is no way to "beat" the case now that you have already lost it.  It can be appealed, but that would cost more than paying it.  The best thing you can do is reach an agreement about paying off the judgment against you.  You are bound to pay off the judgment (I presume the court found you owed money and didn't order particular steps about how you should repay) but it can be hard to actually collect, and most people eventually agree to payment schedules rather than trying to force total immediate payment.
445328
Its possible, but is extremely unlikely. There would have to be extenuating circumstances, and most judges would be unwilling to budge.
755599
I don't know about the legal system in your country but if I were you I'd either pay the damn fine or do comunity service. Avoid jail by any means. And plead guilty and sorry, that always helps. \nIf there is such possibility, pick a specific community work I'd like to do and then ask the judge to direct you to the institution/centre/place/whatever.
1016581
It's totally up to the judge. Give a good reason and don't push it, you can lose your case for no shows.
532964
Where is your proof? I don't think you have a chance without going to court and having proof.
641446
employ a lawyer, they dont charge for an intial inquiry such as this
1026266
If you have already forclosed on the lien and have an order from the court, the terms of the order should spell out the procedure for taking title and possession.  There is in most jurisdictions a procedure for attacking judgment based on fraud or mistake.  Individuals who attempting this usually did not respond in the original proceedings.  If they did participate, then it is very unlikely that the judge will hear their case.  If they did not then they will have to have a very good reason why they did not respond and some type of meritorious defense.  The time this is going to take depends on the jurisdiction you are in,  You may want to call the clerk of court and inquire when the case will likely be called for trial.
94383
If you have concrete evidence of corruption by a judge, you can contact your county attorney or the New York State Attorney General Spitzer.  Also sources of assistance is the FBI or your local media outlets (radio, newspaper, TV).
342215
The only way to prove an abuse of judicial discretion is to provide evidence that the judge's decision violates either some legislation, some legal precedent from a higher court, or in very rare cases, customary practice in that jurisdiction.\n\nIt would be impossible to get into greater detail without knowing the specifics of the case.
154301
I hate to tell you this but you are out of luck. DCFS in Illinois has Carte-Blanche to do whatever they please. A court will always rule in thier favor even when they have been proven wrong.
226599
You don't have to go anywhere else.  You just appeal all adverse ruling.  You can not go around town and find a sympathetic judge, doing this is discouraged by the law.  It is called "forum shopping".
742495
The outcome of what was being decided in court is being withheld.  Could be a closed file (closed to the public for whatever reason) or because the judge wants more time to render a decision.
96965
If someone has stopped short of taking you to court then nobody can recover court costs, cause they don't exist. \n\nOther legal expenses inccured by the person bringing the case could not be recovered unless they won in court.
169429
No! The case has been SETTLED. What you can do is try to sue your lawyer for negligence or something to that effect. :)\n\nGood Luck
612402
Go to the Court where the case was heard ask to see the County Clerk To The Judge Assigned and request treble (triple) damages as a penalty.  Do it immediately as you have the right to your money and the court is bound to uphold ALL COURT Proceedings.  You do not need your lawyer to do this.
721134
It all depends on the judge.  In California, for instance, judges have up to 90 days to issue a ruling.  I know some judges that will issue a ruling immediately.  Meanwhile, I know one judge in particular who will almomst always wait until the 90th day to give you a ruling.  It's infuriating but there isn't much you can do about it.  Judges have a tremendous amount of autonomy.  Once the case is submitted to him/her for ruling, all you can do is hurry up and wait.