Can One File In Small Claims Again For The Same Violation
Yes, if one has entered a Motion to Dismiss Without Prejudice as the Plaintiff, the ability to re-file again is always available. There are many reasons to dismiss and file at a later time: to collect more information, build a case, obtain proper service of process - the list goes on. However, one cannot refile for the same statute violation after losing a case regarding that exact violation.
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