The court must allow time to cure a curable deficiency in the motion
What the document says“If the court denies a motion filed under paragraph (1) due to a curable deficiency in the motion, the court shall allow the movant sufficient time to cure the deficiency.”
Where the denial rests on a curable deficiency in the motion, the court is required to allow the movant sufficient time to cure it. This is one of the two exceptions to the finality of a denial.
What the document actually says“If the court denies a motion filed under paragraph (1) due to a curable deficiency in the motion, the court shall allow the movant sufficient time to cure the deficiency.”
Say the judge says no because the ask had a flaw that can be fixed. Then the judge must give the person enough time to fix it.
A small mistake in the papers should not end the case. The court has to allow time to put it right.
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