· 2/9/2000
In Re: Genesys Data Technologies, Incorporated
Citations
- 204 F.3d 124
- 2000 U.S. App. LEXIS 1751
How courts have described this case
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- holding that under § 1738 a federal court must apply “the rules chosen by the State from which the judgment is taken”
- noting that “under Hawai'i law, as under federal law, a judgment may be attacked for ‘fraud upon the court’ at any time”
- explaining that we review the legal conclusions of the bankruptcy court and district court de novo and the factual findings of the bankruptcy court for clear error
- “When a Complaint demands a specific amount of damages, courts have generally held that a default judgment cannot award additional damages.”
- “When a Complaint demands a specific amount of damages, courts have generally held that a default judgment cannot award additional damages.”
- “When a Complaint demands a specific amount of damages, courts have generally held that a default judgment cannot award additional damages.”
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