Gillett v. Arnt
Gillett v. Arnt
1 Mich. N.P. 22
Opinion of the Court
The first default was irregular. It was, however, waived, by service of declaration afterwards ; but the defendant was not obliged to act upon such an implied waiver; he was justified in waiting until the plaintiff should expressly waive it; and the plaintiff could not regularly enter a second default, without giving the defendant twenty days to plead, when no default stood against him.
Default set aside without terms.
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