Clymire v. McKivitz

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• holding that, under Pa.R.C.P. 206, a petition to strike required a verification only if it contained facts which do not appear in the record
• holding failure to include a mandatory notice to defend relieves the opposing party of the obligation to respond and the plaintiff cannot obtain a default judgment against them
• finding the entry of a default judgment facially defective where the defendant failed to respond to a complaint which did not contain a notice to defend
• finding the entry of a default judgment facially defective where the defendant failed to respond to a complaint which did not contain a notice to defend
• record was fatally defective on its face because it did not show that the complaint was served on the defendant and because the complaint did not contain a notice to plead

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