Whether, after rejection of a legal aid request filed during the grace period under Art. 101(3) CPC, the court had to grant another grace period before non-entry.
Yes. If a legal aid request is filed within the grace period under Art. 101(3) CPC and is rejected, one further and final grace period must be granted; if the advance is still unpaid, non-entry may follow without any further deadline.
Art. 101(1) CPC requires a time limit for the cost advance, and Art. 101(3) CPC permits non-entry only if the advance remains unpaid after the grace period. However, established case law and commentary require an additional deadline when a timely legal aid request is rejected during that grace period.