Gantt v. Kay Management, Inc.
8 Va. Cir. 221, 1986 Va. Cir. LEXIS 63
Opinion
This matter came before the Court upon the plaintiff’s motion for a default judgment and upon the defendant’s motion for leave to file responsive pleadings.
The Court finds that the defendant failed to respond previously due to an inadvertent omission; that the defendant was not engaged in dilatory tactics; and that an extension would not prejudice the plaintiff.
[The defendant] will be granted ten days from the date of this letter within which to file responsive pleadings.
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Gantt v. Kay Management, Inc., 8 Va. Cir. 221, 1986 Va. Cir. LEXIS 63 (Va. Super. Ct. 1986).
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