Law Question. What does this mean?

Question

What does this phrase mean?

"MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT STRICKEN FTA"

Answer 1

taken away

Answer 2

It means that the motion for default judgment was rejected because of the moving party's Failure To Appear (FTA).

Answer 3

Stricken means "removed from the record".

What this means is that the motion was neither granted nor denied - the very fact that it was made was struck out.

Richard

Answer 4

means revoked!

Answer 5

A motion for default judgement is when the defendant doesnt show up and the court automatically finds in the favour of the plaintiff.

Stricken means: Strike from the record, testimony or evidence disallowed from being legally considered .

FTA means: Failure to appear.

It's impossible to tell what your quote means because it's completely devoid of any context, but now you know what the terms mean so you could probably figure it out yourself.

Answer 6

The court did not (and will not) consider the motion for a default judgment because the person seeking the judgment failed to appear in court.

Answer 7

motion for default is when one of the parties doesn't show up for court so they automatically default. Stricken means all complaints pertaining to the case are dismissed.