Dallas v. Vincent

How courts have described this case

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• upholding default judgment where defendants failed to respond to notices sent by the court and failed to appear at the show cause hearing
• affirming prejudice when, inter alia, a key witness had disappeared, and the non-moving party would have difficulty reconstructing its documentary evidence
• affirming default judgment based on defendants’ failure to appear at hearings and respond to notices sent by the court
• finding default judgment proper where defendant did not appear at show cause hearing and did not respond to certified notices sent by court
• upholding default judgment where a defendant knew that a suit was pending against it but never informed his attorney nor the court of his whereabouts, drawing a reasonable conclusion that he was deliberately avoiding process
• affirming default judgment based on defendants’ failure to participate in litigation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).