Defendant Response And Settlement

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A defendant in Ontario can opt not to respond to a plaintiffs claim. If the plaintiff files for default due to non-compliance with settlement terms, the court may intervene. Rule 8 applies to the statement of claim and defense, even if the defendant hasnt filed. A motion can be brought forward for improper procedures, such as setting aside a default judgment. Legal representation is advised for these matters. Consult a legal professional for precise advice.

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In ontario
In Ontario:
*. A defendant can choose not to respond to a plaintiff's claim.
*. If the plaintiff files for default, due to the defendant not following settlement terms, the court may intervene.
*. Rule * refers to the procedures of the case.
Please consult a legal professional for precise advice.
How can a. Iurt give rule * when defendant never filed in court
In Ontario, Rule * refers to the statement of claim and defense, so it applies even if a defendant hasn't filed in court. However, this is a complex issue and you should consult a legal professional for precise advice.
Can a motion be broufgt forward on improper oroceedures
In Ontario:
*. Yes, a motion can be brought forward for improper procedures.
*. A party can file a motion to set aside a default judgment, for instance.
*. Legal representation is advised for such matters.
Please consult a legal professional for precise advice.