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Author: | Insane KJ [ Wed Dec 14, 2011 12:05 pm ] |
Post subject: | CAVS Sues Chartbuster??????????????????? |
HUH? http://dockets.justia.com/docket/califo ... 12/514765/ |
Author: | JimHarrington [ Wed Dec 14, 2011 2:17 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: CAVS Sues Chartbuster??????????????????? |
c. staley wrote: A default judgement was entered against Tennessee Production (Chartbuster) on Dec. 2nd. This could explain the slowdown in shipments.... This is not accurate. "Entry of default" was made on 12/2. That is only the first step in obtaining a default judgment, and all that it is, is a formal recognition by the clerk of court that the defendant has been served but failed to answer in the required time. Entry of default means that the well-pleaded factual allegations of the complaint are deemed admitted by the defendant who defaulted. Before a default judgment is entered, CAVS would need to file a motion for default judgment, presenting its evidence to the judge. But the defendant could likely easily have its default set aside. Courts are very reluctant to let default stand where a defendant shows that it wants to participate in the case. |
Author: | c. staley [ Wed Dec 14, 2011 3:00 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: CAVS Sues Chartbuster??????????????????? |
HarringtonLaw wrote: c. staley wrote: A default judgement was entered against Tennessee Production (Chartbuster) on Dec. 2nd. This could explain the slowdown in shipments.... This is not accurate. "Entry of default" was made on 12/2. That is only the first step in obtaining a default judgment, and all that it is, is a formal recognition by the clerk of court that the defendant has been served but failed to answer in the required time. Entry of default means that the well-pleaded factual allegations of the complaint are deemed admitted by the defendant who defaulted. Before a default judgment is entered, CAVS would need to file a motion for default judgment, presenting its evidence to the judge. But the defendant could likely easily have its default set aside. Courts are very reluctant to let default stand where a defendant shows that it wants to participate in the case. They didn't respond in the at least 28 days after being served so that looks like they are not wanting to participate in the case.... Maybe they're still looking for an attorney willing to take the case?.... |
Author: | JimHarrington [ Wed Dec 14, 2011 3:08 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: CAVS Sues Chartbuster??????????????????? |
c. staley wrote: They didn't respond in the at least 28 days after being served so that looks like they are not wanting to participate in the case.... Maybe they're still looking for an attorney willing to take the case?.... If that was all that it took, then no default would ever be set aside. And yet they are, routinely. |
Author: | c. staley [ Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:59 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: CAVS Sues Chartbuster??????????????????? |
HarringtonLaw wrote: c. staley wrote: They didn't respond in the at least 28 days after being served so that looks like they are not wanting to participate in the case.... Maybe they're still looking for an attorney willing to take the case?.... If that was all that it took, then no default would ever be set aside. And yet they are, routinely. I'll be interested in reading their response.... if any. |
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