Hi Mav, We all know why the default judgment was g
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Here is an easy example:
I take someone to court that owes me $1000. They do not show up to court so I receive a default judgment against them. I find out later that they paid their brother back $1000 they owed him. I am pretty sure I can't go sue his brother. My default judgment was against the person that gave him the funds. And I do understand the whole wrongful enrichment theory but If you look at my example above you can see how absurd that is IMO. We will see. Take Care.