What is a disposed case?

A disposed case refers to a legal case that has been resolved or settled, usually through a court decision or some other means of resolution. The term "disposed" indicates that the case has been closed and no further action is required.

Disposed cases can result in various outcomes, such as a judgment in favor of one party, a settlement agreement between the parties, or the case being dismissed by the court. Once a case is disposed of, it is no longer actively being litigated and the parties involved are no longer required to appear in court or participate in any legal proceedings related to the case.

Disposed cases are typically recorded in official court documents, and the details of the disposition are also documented for future reference. It is important to keep track of disposed cases for legal and administrative purposes, as they may have implications for future legal proceedings or decisions.