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24PSCV00276·la·Civil·Default Judgment
Hearing in about 3 hoursDENIED without prejudice

Ju v. Ramos, et al.

Application for Default Judgment

Hearing date
Aug 27, 2026
Department
H
Judge
Prevailing
N/A
Next hearing
Nov 23, 2026

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PlaintiffKiujuan Ju aka Judy Ju
DefendantRamos

Ruling

amounts." from paragraph 3. "[A]ny surety or other person" is not before the Court for purposes of this motion and cannot be subject to the Order; 3. The Court strikes "including judgment interest . . . attorneys' fees and costs" from paragraph 3 as unnecessary; and 4. The Court strikes paragraph 4 in its entirety; if Heavy Metal intends to intervene, settle, or compromise in other litigation, that is a question for the court overseeing that litigation.

Conclusion

The Court CONDITIONALLY GRANTS Heavy Metal's motion IN PART, subject to the filing of a revised Proposed Order conforming to the terms of this ruling. The Court sets a Non-Appearance Case Review for September 11, 2026 to track receipt of the revised proposed order. Heavy Metal is ordered to file its revised proposed order by September 9, 2026.

ORDER ON APPLICATION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT Plaintiff Kiujuan Ju aka Judy Ju's Application for Default Judgment is DENIED without prejudice. The Court denied Plaintiff's previous application for default judgment on May 1, 2026. In that ruling, the Court directed Plaintiff "to file a revised and complete default judgment application that addresses [identified] issues and discrepancies." (05-01-2026 Order, p. 2, emphasis added.) Plaintiff subsequently filed two supplemental applications and a Revised JUD-100.

This does not comply with the Court's order. A complete default judgment application includes, among other things, an updated CIV-100, summary of the case, and memorandum of/accounting for costs and interest. The Application is DENIED without prejudice for failure to abide by the Court's May 1, 2026 Order. The Court incorporates and reiterates its Order of May 1, 2026. An Order to Show Cause Re: Default Judgment is set for November 23, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. The Court sets a concurrent Order to Show Cause Re: Dismissal for Failure to Obtain Default Judgment.

A revised and complete default application must be filed at least 14 days prior to the next court date (i.e., by November 9, 2026). | Home -->)" -->

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