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### 756 Judgment in default > > (1) If a claimant fails to file and deliver a defence as required by [rule 755(2)](#GS755@Gs2@EN) , on proof of delivery of the writ and statement of claim and of that failure, judgment may be entered for the Attorney-General. > > > (2) A judgment is to be in accordance with the prescribed form.

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