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Setting Aside the Judges Order Setting Aside an Entry of Default...How do you do this?

Asked on Aug 19th, 2016 on Civil Litigation - California
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There was initially a default entered in a civil case. However, the opposition counsel contended that his client had not yet been served despite evidence to the contrary. The Default Entry was set aside. 2 months later, in an Opposion to a Motion document filed by the Opposition, there was irrefiutable evidence that proves the defendant did in fact receive direct notice of the summons and complaint and the Default entered intiitally was correct. What specifically do I file to have this Judge Review this inforation and RE-Enter the default??
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Estate Litigation Attorney serving Redlands, CA at Price Law Firm, APC
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If the court has already set aside the default, then you're not going to get a default judgment.  It doesn't matter that the defendant was properly served.  Even if the defendant was properly served, the court can still set aside a default.
Answered on Aug 20th, 2016 at 8:23 AM

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