1. DEFAULT PROVE-UP HEARING 2. MOTION RE ENTRY OF DEFAULT
Plaintiff Lisa Bliss asks the Court to enter the default of Defendant David Jackson. The Court was under the impression that the matter had been resolved and the plaintiff was awaiting signed settlement papers. If the matter has in fact been resolved then Plaintiff attorney can so advise the Court. If the matter has not been resolved then the below will apply. The Court declines to enter Defendant’s default immediately in order to give Defendant sufficient notice of this ruling in time to file an answer or responsive pleading. While Plaintiff has failed to submit sufficient evidence of “actual delivery” under CCP 417.20, nevertheless Defendant waived the service requirement and consented to the jurisdiction of this court by making multiple general appearances at CMC conferences and by requesting continuances of the haerings and other relief. These apearnces were made by Defendant in person, by telephone, and through counsel (who