Supreme Court of Connecticut February 19, 1980 (Snelling & Snelling v. Dan-Ridge Chevrolet, Inc.)

Per Curiam.

The denial, as here, of a motion to open a default judgment does not constitute an abuse of discretion where it clearly appears that the defaulting party has no defense or that he has not been prevented from appearing by mistake, accident or other reasonable cause. General Statutes § 52-212; Practice Book, 1978, § 377;

A.D.C. Contracting & Supply Corporation

v.

Thomas J. Riordan, Inc.