Ziff v. Stuber

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• finding that a notice of appearance constitutes a non-responsive paper
• finding that a notice of appearance constitutes a non-responsive paper
• court clerk could not properly enter a default pursuant to plaintiff's application after the defendant filed a paper requesting the trial court for additional time to respond
• “The filing of a nonresponsive ‘paper’ filed as a delaying tactic, such as a notice of appearance, is an abuse of process supporting a default entered by the court under subsection (b) of the rule without notice of hearing.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).