Mitchell v. Speering

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• upholding default judgment when defendant did nothing after being served with the complaint and moved to set aside judgment on the ground that the court clerk's office provided misinformation about service
• upholding default judgment when defendant did nothing after being served with the complaint and moved to set aside judgment on the ground that the court clerk’s office provided misinformation about service
• default judgment upheld where defendant did nothing after being served with the complaint and moved to set aside judgment on the ground that the court clerk’s office provided misinformation about service
• “After the expiration of the term of court 5 in which a . . . judgment is entered, the discretion of the court in setting aside the judgment is limited to the criteria set forth in OCGA § 9-11-60.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).