Being declared in default does not constitute a waiver of all rights. However, the following right is considered waived:
2012 Bar Exam · Remedial Law · Question 13 · Multiple choice
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Being declared in default does not constitute a waiver of all rights. However, the following right is considered waived:
- A.Be cited and called to testify as a witness
- B.File a motion for new trial
- C.Participate in deposition taking of witnesses of adverse party
- D.File a petition for certiorari
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