Farber v. Howell

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• stating that a default judgment entered without three day’s notice is voidable
• rejecting the argument that appellants were relieved of their responsibility to amend the pleading when the amendment went only to formal or immaterial matters and noting that I.R.C.P. 15(a) clearly requires a party to plead in response to an amended pleading
• rejecting the argument that appellants were relieved of their responsibility to amend the pleading when the amendment went only to formal or immaterial matters and noting that I.R.C.P. 15(a) clearly requires a party to plead in response to an amended pleading
• “In the instant case the order did not contain the words, ‘without further notice.’ Therefore, any default entered without three day’s [sic] notice is voidable.”
• defendants had a responsibility to respond to the amended pleading

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