Entry Of Default {B2600}

B2600 (Form 2600) ENTRY OF DEFAULT. An "Entry of Default" is a legal term that means that one party in a legal dispute has failed to respond or take action within the required time frame, and as a result, the court has entered a default judgment against them. This form indicates the defendant failed to plead or defend themselves as required by law. This entry indicates that default judgment has been entered against the defendant in accordance with Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 7055. This means that the plaintiff may be awarded the relief they are seeking without further action from the defendant, and the defendant's rights to contest the judgment may be limited. www.FormsWorkflow.com