G.H. Skala Construction Co. v. NPW, Inc.
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RUCKER, Judge.
When the G.H. Skala Construction Company failed to appear for trial, a bench trial was conducted in its absence and judgment was entered in favor of NPW, Inc. Skala Construction had not entered an appearance in the case. Alleging it received no notice of the trial, and that it did not appear on the advice of a person who was not a licensed attorney, Skala Construction filed a motion for relief from judgment. According to Ska-la Construction it should have been given notice of the trial, and the conduct of the purported attorney amounted to fraud on the court. After a…
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