This lecture provides a step by step guidance in obtaining a default judgment in Ontario Superior Court. The first step of noting the defendant in default is covered in this lecture. The second step of bringing the motion for default judgment is covered in the second lecture on this topic.
This lecture is taught by Amer Mushtaq, LL.B., M. Engineering , B.Sc. (Hons.), who is the Principal and Founder of Formative LLP. Through his YouTube channel, YouCounsel, Amer shares practical advice from his years of legal experience to help anyone access justice and achieve their goals. Subscribe today to learn more.
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Lecture Outline:
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00:23 Disclaimer
00:36 What is a Default Judgment?
01:19 How to get a Default Judgment?
01:43 Noting in Default
06:46 If You are a CoDefendant
07:20 Why is this Noting of Default Important?
08:36 Other Consequences of Noting the Defendant in Default
09:49 What are the Steps in Noting in Default?
10:18 Example – Rules of Ontario Civil Procedure Form 4D, Affidavit of Service
14:40 Example Rules of Ontario Civil Procedure Form 4E, Requisition of Noting in Default
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