Kallash v. Kuelker
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
DEW, Commissioner.
An interlocutory default judgment was rendered for the plaintiff and against the defendant, and later, upon a hearing, damages were assessed and a judgment by default in the sum of $12,500 was rendered. Within thirty days thereafter, upon the filing of a motion by the defendant therefor, the court, upon a hearing, set aside the default judgment, including the interlocutory order and inquiry. Plaintiff then filed a motion to set aside the order vacating the judgment and the interlocutory proceedings, which motion was denied, from which denial the plaintiff served notice of…
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