South Dakota Motion for Default Judgment is a legal document filed in a South Dakota court when one party has failed to respond to the lawsuit. This motion requests that the court enter a default judgment against the non-responsive party, meaning that the court will issue a ruling in favor of the plaintiff. There are two types of South Dakota Motion for Default Judgment: Uncontested Default Judgment and Contested Default Judgment. An Uncontested Default Judgment is entered when the defendant has not responded to the lawsuit or has failed to appear in court, while a Contested Default Judgment is entered when the defendant has responded to the lawsuit but failed to follow through with the court's orders.
South Dakota Motion for Default Judgment is a legal document filed in a South Dakota court when one party has failed to respond to the lawsuit. This motion requests that the court enter a default judgment against the non-responsive party, meaning that the court will issue a ruling in favor of the plaintiff. There are two types of South Dakota Motion for Default Judgment: Uncontested Default Judgment and Contested Default Judgment. An Uncontested Default Judgment is entered when the defendant has not responded to the lawsuit or has failed to appear in court, while a Contested Default Judgment is entered when the defendant has responded to the lawsuit but failed to follow through with the court's orders.