LAZCAR INTERN., INC. v. Caraballo

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a six-week delay in seeking relief, absent competent substantial evidence of some exceptional circumstance, constitutes a lack of due diligence as a matter of law
• reversing order granting a motion to vacate a final default judgment with directions to reinstate the judgment
• finding “a six-week delay in filing a motion to vacate a default after receiving notice constitutes a lack of due diligence as a matter of law”
• reversing an order vacating a final default judgment where there was an undisputed six week delay in moving for relief after learning of the default judgment
• noting that a movant has to show: 1
• finding no competent evidence of any circumstance, exceptional or not, explaining the delay

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).