Miller Block Co. v. United States National Bank

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• holding that where the defendant listed sixteen defenses, and any one of the defenses would justify relief at trial, the meritorious defense prong was met
• holding that, a trial court’s refusal to open a default judgment constitutes an abuse of discretion when the trial court fails to consider all prongs of the tripartite test and evaluate the equities involved in each of the three prongs
• when letters were in writing, set a specific date and the parties agreed to the extension, writings conformed to Rule 237
• “where there has not been strict compliance with the removal statute, or where the removal is subsequently determined to be invalid for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, proceedings in the state court between the filing of the removal petition and its denial are valid.”

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