Thynes v. Lloyd

How courts have described this case

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• holding the denial of a motion under Rule 55(c) to set aside an entry of default is not appealable until after final judgment
• stating an \order refusing to grant relief from the entry of default is not appealable until after final judgment\
• stating \the denial of a motion\ to set aside an entry of default for good cause \is not appealable until after final judgment\ (citation omitted)
• finding Rule 55(c) allows the Circuit Court to grant relief from the entry of default, whereas Rule 60(b) allows the Circuit Court to grant relief from a final judgment
• An order refusing to set aside an entry of default is not appealable until after final judgment.

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