👉 The term "redenied" in the context of court proceedings refers to a situation where an application for a writ or order of dismissal has been denied by a judge. This can occur when the case is dismissed due to certain grounds, such as lack of evidence or the failure to comply with court orders. In legal terms, redenied means that the court has not heard any additional evidence and has decided not to proceed with further proceedings. The decision to redenify a case is typically made
