Reuther v. Gang

How courts have described this case

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• holding default judgment improper where Defendant had answered, filed a counterclaim, and her requests for a continuance “evidenced her intent to continue to defend the action.”
• concluding that trial court erred in entering default judgment against defendant when she failed to appear at trial, explaining that “where the defendant has not appeared for trial, but has otherwise appeared and defended the action, an entry of a default judgment is improper”
• Rule 60(b) motion not subject to review absent clear showing of trial court’s abuse of discretion

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).