Ouriaghli v. Moore
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SCHWELB, Associate Judge:
This appeal from the trial court’s refusal, without a hearing, to vacate a default judgment presents us with several quite unusual allegations. According to the defendant, Nadia Ouriaghli, who appears pro se, plaintiff Donald Moore’s process server, who claimed to have delivered the summons and complaint to Ms. Ouriaghli's husband, actually served the wrong person. In fact, the process server claimed in his return to have served someone who, Ms. Ouriaghli says, does not look anything like her husband. Ms. Ouriaghli also alleges that the trial judge’s law clerk gave…
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