Civil Litigation · glossary
Judgment without a trial, because the defendant did not answer in time. Ravensett could have asked for it if Corledge had not filed its acknowledgment of service within 14 days of deemed service. Chapter 3 · see Acknowledgment of service
Explained in Chapter 3, Issuing and Serving the Claim Form, of Civil Litigation.
Service gives Corledge two deadlines. First, it must file its acknowledgment of service within 14 days. If it does not, Ravensett may ask for default judgment: judgment without a trial, because Corledge did not answer in time.Read Chapter 3, Issuing and Serving the Claim Form →
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