Universal Credit Acceptance, Inc. v. Randall
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERT G. DOWD, JR., Presiding Judge
Arniesha Randall appeals from a judgment that we have determined the trial court was without jurisdiction to enter. Therefore, we must remand.
Universal Credit Acceptance, Inc. filed a petition for breach of contract against Randall after she failed to make payments on her car loan. Randall never answered the petition, and a default judgment was entered on September 1, 2015. Almost a year later, in July of 2016, Randall filed a motion to set that default judgment aside. Therein, she claimed that the default judgment was void for lack of personal jurisdiction…
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