Taylor v. City of Ballwin, Missouri

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• finding evidentiary hearing unnecessary when damages “are capable of being computed on the basis of facts of record”
• finding evidentiary hearing unnecessary when damages “are capable of being computed on the basis of facts of record”
• upholding a district court’s decision to not hold an evidentiary hearing because “the findings and judgment regarding damages in the instant case are capable of being computed on the basis of facts of record”
• where the Clerk has entered default against a party, it has “no further standing to contest the factual allegations of plaintiff’s claim for relief.”
• where the Clerk has entered default against a party, it has “no further standing to contest the factual allegations of plaintiff’s claim for relief.”
• “[I]t is the law that once a default is entered, a defendant on default has no further standing to contest the factual allegations of plaintiff's claim for relief.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).