Scott Coon v. Robert P. Grenier

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• noting that these three factors “comprise the indicia employed by most courts”
• finding that to meet the meritorious defense component of the good cause test “a party’s averments need only plausibly suggest the existence of facts which, if proven at trial, would constitute a cognizable defense”
• noting that these three factors “comprise the indicia employed by most courts”
• noting that these three factors \comprise the indicia employed by most courts\
• declining to find default willful where there was no evidence that defendant purposely tried to conceal his whereabouts or evade service
• finding no willfulness where defaulting defendant did not try to conceal his whereabouts or evade service

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