Affidavit of
Non-Military service 1:5-7. Non-Military Affidavit
Before entry of judgment
by default, an affidavit, which may be filed as part of the affidavit of proof,
shall be filed as required by law setting forth facts showing that the
defendant is not in military service. Unless based on facts admissible in
evidence, the affidavit shall have attached to it a statement from the
Department of Defense or from each branch of the armed forces that the
defendant is not in the military service. If the plaintiff is unable to
determine whether the defendant is in military service, the affidavit shall so
state, and the court, before entering judgment, may require the plaintiff to
post a bond in an amount approved by the court to indemnify the defendant, if
later found to have been in military service, against any loss or damage resulting
from the judgment should it be set aside. The bond shall remain in effect until
expiration of the time for appeal and setting aside of the judgment.
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