Young v. Kirsch

How courts have described this case

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• “[A]ppellate courts have used the term ‘affidavits or other evidence’ repeatedly when addressing the issue of setting aside a default judgment on the bases of conscious indifference, which must necessarily include documents, depositions, and testimony.”

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