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C-25.01 - Code of Civil Procedure
Section 180
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180. If a case has been set down following the defendant’s failure to answer the summons, the plaintiff may obtain judgment without further delay or notice. However, if the failure is attributable to the Attorney General, the plaintiff must give the Attorney General at least one month’s notice before filing the request for setting down.
If a case has been set down following the defendant’s failure to attend the case management conference without valid cause or to defend the application within the time limit set in the case protocol or prescribed by this Code, the plaintiff must give the defendant at least five days’ advance notice before the case proceeds to trial.
180. If a case has been set down following the defendant’s failure to answer the summons, the plaintiff may obtain judgment without further delay or notice. However, if the failure is attributable to the Attorney General, the plaintiff must give the Attorney General at least one month’s notice before filing the request for setting down.
If a case has been set down following the defendant’s failure to attend the case management conference without valid cause or to defend the application within the time limit set in the case protocol, the plaintiff must give the defendant at least five days’ advance notice before the case proceeds to trial.
