Motion For Default Judgment Oregon

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Oregon
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OR-HJ-438-04
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A04 Motion by Plaintiff for Order of Default Judgment
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How to fill out Oregon Motion By Plaintiff For Order Of Default Judgment?

1. Heading: Insert the name of the county where the court is located, the case number, the name of the plaintiff, and the name of the defendant.

2. Jurisdiction/ Venue: State why the court has jurisdiction over the case and why the case should be heard in the county where the court is located.

3. Statement of Claim: Provide a brief summary of the facts of the case, including the reasons why the plaintiff is seeking a default judgment.

4. Service of Process: Describe how the defendant was served with the summons and complaint, including the date and method of service.

5. Entry of Default: Explain when the defendant's response was due, how the defendant failed to respond, and the date on which the default was entered by the court.

6. Relief Requested: Specify the type of relief the plaintiff is seeking, such as monetary damages or injunctive relief.

7. Declaration: Include a declaration signed by the plaintiff or their attorney stating that the information provided in the motion is true and accurate to the best of their knowledge.

8. Conclusion: Request that the court grant the motion for default judgment and provide any additional information or legal arguments supporting the request.

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Motion For Default Judgment Oregon