McGarvin-Moberly Construction Co. v. Welden
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Justice.
Our sole concern in this case is the degree of participation in discovery and trial proceedings that should be afforded to a defendant in a personal injury case founded on negligence when default, but no judgment by default, has been entered against that defendant. After default was entered by the clerk of the trial court, the judge permitted the defendant in default to participate fully in the proceedings as they related to the damage issue. The judge did, however, foreclose that defendant from discovery relating to the issue of fault. Our analysis of the form in which the…
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