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· 5/13/1930

Clinchfield R. Co. v. Dunn

Citations

  • 40 F.2d 586
  • 74 A.L.R. 1276
  • 1930 U.S. App. LEXIS 3223

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that the factual allegations in the complaint, except those relating to damages, are deemed true after default
  • holding that a district court committed error by “simply accept[ing] at face value” a default judgment holder’s statement of its damages
  • recognizing that the factual allegations in the complaint, except those relating to damages, are deemed true after default
  • recognizing that the factual allegations in the complaint, except those relating to damages, are deemed true after default
  • holding that “[i]t is, of course, ancient learning that a default judgment deems all the well-pleaded allegations in the pleadings to be admitted” (citation omitted)
  • explaining that challenges to a court’s subject matter jurisdiction may be raised sua sponte

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Judges: Hickenlooper

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