Wright v. Mann

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• concluding defendant failed to show excusable neglect, where the defendant “assumed that a defense was being provided for her”
• trial court’s order opening default reversed as abuse of discretion; defendant failed to show excusable neglect as a matter of law where she faxed documents to her insurance carrier but never confirmed receipt
• “OCGA § 9-11-55 allows a default to be opened on one of three grounds if four conditions are met. The three grounds are: (1) providential cause, (2) excusable neglect, and (3) proper case. The four conditions are: (1) a showing made under oath, (2) an offer to plead instanter, (3

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