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Preventing Default Judgments at the First Hearing

Section (G)(5)(d) and (K)(1)(a) of the new rule:  It is virtually impossible to enter a default judgment at the first hearing when the resident fails to appear and it directs a court to adjourn the second hearing to a date “at least 7 days” later.  The court must do this unless there is personal service on the resident, which is not the law.  Further, by authorizing an adjournment for “at least 7 days,” the second hearing could be set weeks or months after the first hearing.  Everyone should oppose these provisions as all they do is cause unnecessary delays.
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