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If a Plantf. in a unlimited civil suit,needs to file Relief from Default and/or extent of time,do you appear,or submit to clerkIn the Appelllate Court, a party seeking relief from default,or extentsion of time submit at window,but i'm not sure at trial court.I called Court,& as luck would have it, subistuite person didnot know. Attorney answers (1)
Plaintiffs don't need relief from default, it's defendants who get defaulted. This isn't an appeal.
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