Sentences with phrase «default judgment from the court»

Garcia had requested a default judgment from the court after the retired pol rescheduled his deposition three times.

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At the time of the default judgment, SG had accepted a final out - of - court settlement of US$ 14 million from the Ghana Government.

Here, client at first suffered a default judgment of $ 86,676.88 in favor of former attorney, but client obtained relief from the default judgment from the appellate court in an earlier decision.

Even if you went to court and got a default judgment against them for $ 92 plus court costs plus interest, it would cost an immense amount of time and money to identify assets from which you could collect and then use writs of execution and writs of garnishment to collect it.

Tennille v. Tennille, No. 99 - CV - 1001 & 00 - CV - 924 (District of Columbia Court of Appeals, February 14, 2002): The ex-husband appealed from the entry of default judgment on a breach of contract action where he agreed to pay his former wife a fixed percent of his income in lieu of alimony.

US receivers of a bankrupt trust engaged in a commercial scheme in the US and Canada sought recognition in the English court and also to enforce a US default judgment for US $ 160,000,000 obtained against certain parties who had taken money from the trust when it was insolvent.

The law in this area is far from clear and there tends to be an element of something going beyond mere non-payment, such as effort to hide assets such as in Parent, however, the law does seem to have evolved to provide that a court may direct payment of funds — in contrast to simply directing a judgment — and if the creditor can establish the debtor was aware of the order, had the ability to comply and refused, it would appear that Rule 10.52 (3) will not prevent a Court from jailing the party in defcourt may direct payment of funds — in contrast to simply directing a judgment — and if the creditor can establish the debtor was aware of the order, had the ability to comply and refused, it would appear that Rule 10.52 (3) will not prevent a Court from jailing the party in defCourt from jailing the party in default.

Another section gives an individuals the power to vacate any default judgment entered them by demonstrating to a court that they were prejudiced by military service from raising a valid defense to the action.