Hepburn v. ALL AMERICAN GENERAL CONST.

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• holding that setting aside a default judgment was reversible error because a four-month delay between the time All American found out about the default judgment and the motion to vacate was not an exercise of due diligence that precluded the granting of a motion to vacate
• reversing and remanding to reinstate the default final judgment, finding no competent substantial evidence in the record of some exceptional circumstances explaining the delay
• finding a four- month delay in moving to vacate a default judgment precluded the granting of a motion to vacate
• finding a four- month delay in moving to vacate a default judgment precluded the granting of a motion to vacate
• “Absent competent substantial evidence of some exceptional circumstances explaining the delay, a six-week delay in filing a motion to vacate a default judgment after receiving a notice constitutes a lack of due diligence as a matter of law.”

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