GREEN SOLUTIONS INTERN., INC. v. Gilligan

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• stating once “any paper” has been served, rule 1.500(b) requires proper notice of default be given to opposing party, and court enter default
• proof of a meritorious defense and excusable neglect is not necessary when default is void because of failure to comply with due process requirements
• “Once ‘any paper’ has been served, Rule 1.500(b) requires that ... the court, not the clerk, enter any default.... [Default entered by the clerk was void.”

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