Default Judgement definition

Default Judgement means a judgment rendered by the court because a defendant failed to appear or plead at the appointed time.
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Examples of Default Judgement in a sentence

  • In the event Defendants fail to make payment of any portion of the Cash Consideration within seven (7) calendar days of when any payment is due, Plaintiffs retain the right to reinstate the Default Judgement and Plaintiff shall have the right to file suit for breach of this Agreement and/or injunctive relief and, if successful, be entitled to recovery of all reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs incurred in the action.

  • Such certificate shall be binding on the parties to this agreement for the purposes of provisional sentence or summary judgment proceedings against the father/mother/legal guardian/parent but shall not be necessary for the purpose of obtaining Default Judgement.

  • In the event of failure by the Distributor to attorn to said jurisdiction, within the time proscribed by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the Distributor specifically and without qualification or by Appeal, consents to the Supplier’s motion for Default Judgement and to be represented by an agent or counsel to be appointed or retained by the Supplier.