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· 11/9/1860

Carland & Bierne v. Cunningham

Citations

  • 37 Pa. 228
  • 1860 Pa. LEXIS 209

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  • default judgment does not admit the sufficiency of the pleading to sustain the judgment, nor does it admit that the facts alleged constitute a cause of action
  • default judgment does not admit the sufficiency of the pleading to sustain the judgment, nor does it admit that the facts alleged constitute a cause of action
  • after defendant failed to answer complaint, plaintiff filed praecipe for entry of default judgment and subsequently requested court to enter appropriate final decree

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Judges: Thompson

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