Richard Davis v. Robert H. Fendler

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• holding that a failure to challenge a judge's bias in a timely fashion prohibits its consideration on appeal
• holding that default judgment may be 28 entered without a hearing where amount claimed is for a liquidated sum or capable of mathematical calculation
• holding that “prior adverse rulings of a judge” are insufficient to show bias 9 or prejudice
• holding that the district court may determine the amount of damages 14 without a hearing on a motion for default judgment where “the amount claimed is a 15 liquidated sum or capable of mathematical calculation”
• holding a party can waive the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination by failing to assert timely objections to interrogatories
• finding that the defendant waived the Fifth Amendment privilege by not responding to discovery requests and failing to comply with a court order compelling discovery

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