Eli L. Medunic and Dolores M. Medunic v. Louis W. Lederer

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• entering default judgment for the government after it provided an unrebutted declaration and certified form showing that the defendant had incurred tax liability
• entering default judgment for Government who provided a declaration and certified form showing the Defendant had occurred tax liability that was unrebutted by any evidence from the defendant
• delay from June 4, 1974, to July 8, 1974, in filing Rule 60(b)(1) motion to set aside default is within reasonable time
• failure of defendant’s insurance carrier to file a timely pleading
• “a standard of ‘liberality,’ rather than ‘strictness’ should be applied in acting on a motion to set aside a default judgment, and that ‘(a)ny doubt should be resolved in favor of the petition to set aside the judgment so that cases may be decided on their merits”‘

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