If the trial court denies the defendant's request for permission to defend, what action must the court take?

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The court must pass a decree in favor of the plaintiffThe court must dismiss the caseThe court should continue with further hearingsNone of the above

Explanation

When the trial court refuses the defendant's application to obtain leave to defend, it is required to decree the suit in favor of the plaintiff. The suit cannot be dismissed or proceeded with further hearings without granting leave to defend.