The Bank of New York Mellon v. Johnson, J.

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• concluding that where appellant had “actual notice of the pending litigation and an opportunity to be heard,” there was no fatal defect in the record
• where appellee effectuated service pursuant to “special [Rule 430] order,” appellant not entitled to have default judgment struck based on claim appellee failed to prove service of original process under normal service rules

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