Quartertime Video & Vending Corp. v. Hanna
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Per curiam
We granted the petition for a writ of certiorari in this case in order to clarify the relationship between a default judgment entered in accordance with Maryland Rule 2-613, and Maryland Rule 2-602 relating to judgments not disposing of an entire action.
Petitioner Quartertime Video and Vending Corporation is in the business of placing video machines in stores. Under the terms of a “Location Agreement,” Quartertime placed video machines in a store owned by the respondent, Nouha Hanna. Subsequently, Hanna sold the store to Barbara and William Lawson. The Lawsons removed Quartertime’s machines…
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