Assertion: defendant | /r/HasProperty | noted in default
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Source sentences:
text: In addition to the primary consequence of facilitating default judgment (see section below), there are several procedural consequences of a defendant being noted in default.
text: If a defendant is noted in default then they need the court's permission - or the plaintiff's consent- before they can file a Defence or take any other step in a proceeding - except of course to make a motion to set aside the noting in default, default judgment or enforcement proceedings (see "Motion to Set Aside Default Proceedings", below [R11.05(1)].
text: Once a defendant has been noted in default, other parties may take any steps in the action that would otherwise require the defendant's consent, without such consent[R11.05(2)].
text: When a defendant to a Claim is "noted in default" (see section above) this triggers the plaintiff's right to expedited judgment procedures.
text: Once the Defendant is noted in default, the plaintiff may require the clerk to sign "Default Judgment" for any part of the Claim which is for "debt or liquidated demand in money, including interest if claimed" [R11.02(1)].