Dowell Schlumberger, Inc. v. Jackson

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• concluding that trial court could not properly enter default judgment when defendant’s answer, although untimely, was filed while evidentiary hearing was being conducted and before judgment was announced
• concluding defendant could avoid default judgment by filing answer during evidentiary hearing held after time period for filing answer had expired

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