D. D. v. DEPT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

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• defendant failed to allege any argument whatsoever regarding a meritorious defense; defendant also moved for relief from default judgment under the higher bar of Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b)
• “We read this to mean that the test is not whether the defendant will win at trial, but rather whether the facts alleged by the defendant would constitute a meritorious defense if true.”
• approving constitutionality of Rule 704(c), the predecessor to Rule 7004(b)

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