· 3/3/1987
Fleet v. United States Consumer Council, Inc.
Citations
- 70 B.R. 845
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- in order to set aside a default, it must be shown “that the default was not the result of inexcusable or gross negligence or willful act”
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Judges: James McGirr Kelly
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