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· 5/15/2002

GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. v. Maitland Hotel Associates

Citations

  • 218 F. Supp. 2d 1355
  • 2002 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 17861
  • 2002 WL 596216

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  • explaining that allegations in a well-pleaded complaint are established as fact on entry of a default judgment, as long as there is a stated claim that allows for relief and jurisdiction is established
  • explaining that allegations in a well- pleaded complaint are established as fact on entry of a default judgment, as long as there is a stated claim that allows for relief and jurisdiction is established
  • explaining that allegations in a well- pleaded complaint are established as fact on entry of a default judgment, as long as there is a stated claim that allows for relief and jurisdiction is established
  • default judgment is appropriate only if court finds sufficient basis in pleadings for judgment to be entered, and that complaint states a claim
  • default judgment is appropriate only if court finds sufficient basis in pleadings for judgment to be entered, and that complaint states a claim
  • default judgment is appropriate only if court finds sufficient basis in pleadings for judgment to be entered, and that complaint states a claim

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Judges: Presnell, Glazebrook

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