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Look for court recordings, I was à ¼ berrascht, a judgement standardmäà Ÿ industrial union of nearly 16,000 dollar. The chancellor of the contractors the called court fà ¼ r a judgement à ¼ more ber my ex husband and Jane Doe, separately and than man and woman, dba Home repair. We were married, those at the time had it the Geschäft, and we divorced 2 years. The chancellor was more mer the request amount which can be paid, her the payment Haus-und Wohnungseigentà ¼ fà ¼ r & quot; unacceptable Arbeit.& quot; The court gewährt a request for a à „ nderung Jane Doe on my names. The judgement became from the court on me. My ex man became under license of the national chancellors and had a Geschäft in its name as & quot; Einpersonenunternehmen& quot;. If my name wà ¼ rde on the Business license, Jane Doe wà ¼ rde not necessarily been. It was responsible fà ¼ r the performed work. But it is not responsible fà ¼ r the judgement?

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2 Responses to “Can a default judgement be contested or reversed by the Court?”

  1. mongoose7485 on October 14th, 2008 1:53 am

    The facts judgments which include selected stipulations can prove coercion or was ignorant of course winning an appeal in higher court can be reversed by challenging their validity for example default judgments can prove coercion or was never served or misrepresentation of course winning an appeal in higher court can.
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  2. jim_lane_nyc on October 17th, 2008 4:24 am

    A precise answer depends on the law of the particular jurisdiction you’re in. In New York, you could move to vacate the default judgment. You would have to show: (1) a reasonable excuse for not having appeared in the case earlier (pretty easy to do here, your excuse is that you were never served with process and you didn’t know there was any attempt to impose liability on you personally); and (2) a meritorious defense to the claim (the arguments you’ve outlined about why it’s your husband’s sole responsibility).

    You will probably need to consult a lawyer to get this cleared up. A possible alternative: Contact the Registrar. Explain why this is bogus and ask that the Registrar consent to vacating it, the alternative being that you’ll engage a lawyer, the Registrar will incur legal fees in a hopeless cause, and, depending on your local law, the Registrar might even have to reimburse you for your legal fees. There’s not much chance that this will work, and there’s a downside to even trying — you don’t know the law, so you might say something that could be used against you later.

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