Springer Corporation v. Herrera

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• indicating that it is the policy of the law to look with disfavor on default 8 judgments and that cases be decided on their merits, and stating further that a motion 9 to set aside a default judgment is addressed to the sound discretion of the court
• noting 6 1 that the defendant made “a prompt application for relief, did not exhibit willfulness 2 in failing to heed the process of the court, and did make a substantial showing of 3 excusable neglect”
• indicating it is the policy of the law to look with disfavor on default judgments and that cases be decided on their merits, and stating further that a motion to set aside a default judgment is addressed to the sound discretion of the court

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