Hlape v. McKie, et al. (KC069768)
Plaintiff’s APPLICATION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT
Respondent: NO OPPOSITION
TENTATIVE RULING
Plaintiff has cured the defect in the prior application for “entry” of default judgment. Therefore, default judgment is entered against defaulting Defendants. Does 1-20 are ordered dismissed.
Plaintiff’s application for default judgment will be subject to an evidentiary hearing because this action involves a claim for Quiet Title. (CCP 764.010; see Winter v. Rice (1986) 176 Cal.App.3d 679, 683.). Have the declarant available for a short prove-up hearing.
Hearing Date
October 16, 2018
Type
Quiet Title (General Jurisdiction)
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Hlape v. McKie, et al. (KC069768)
Plaintiff’s APPLICATION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT
Respondent: NO OPPOSITION
TENTATIVE RULING
Plaintiff has cured the defect in the prior application for “entry” of default judgment. Therefore, default judgment is entered against defaulting Defendants. Does 1-20 are ordered dismissed.
Plaintiff’s application for default judgment will be subject to an evidentiary hearing because this action involves a claim for Quiet Title. (CCP 764.010; see Winter v. Rice (1986) 176 Cal.App.3d 679, 683.). Have the declarant available for a short prove-up hearing.