tal points: $\frac{-}{\frac{?}{?}}5$

illie is served with a lawsuit to collect a debt Tillie allegedly owes to Big Ben Clocks. The summons attached to the lawsuit says that Tillie has thirty lays to answer the complaint. Fifteen days later, Tillie receives a copy of a default judgment in the mail, directing Tillie to pay $$1000$ to Big Ben Flocks. Does Tillie have any grounds on which to have the default judgment set aside?

No$,$ once a court enters a judgment of any kind, it is final.

No$,$ a violation of procedural due process is not a ground to set aside a default judgment.

Yes, it is a violation of substantive due process.

Yes, it is a violation of procedural due process.