United Coin Meter Company, Inc., a Michigan Corporation v. Seaboard Coastline Railroad, a Virginia Corporation

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• holding that a misunderstanding as to when the extension was to begin, which resulted in a late filing and a default judgment, was excusable neglect because the record did not show “that the default occurred as the result of willful conduct”
• discussing the procedural steps to default judgment and indicating that after entry of default, the defendant can seek to have the default set aside under Rule 55(c
• discussing the procedural steps to default judgment and indicating that after entry of default, the defendant can seek to have the default set aside under Rule 55(c
• mere delay in satisfying a plaintiffs' claim, if it should succeed at trial, is not sufficient prejudice
• “[A]n answer or other opposition to a motion for default may be treated as a motion to set aside entry of default.”
• \[A]n answer or other opposition to a motion for default may be treated as a motion to set aside entry of default.\

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