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17-27. —Entry of Judgment 17-28. —Enforcement of Judgment 17-29. —Default Motion Not on Short Calendar 17-30. Summary Process; Default and Judgment for Fail- ure To Appear or Plead Hearings in Damages; Notice of Defenses Procedure where Party Is in Default Where Defendant Is in Default for Failure To Plead When Judgment May Be Rendered after a Default 17-31. 17-32. 17-33. 17-33A. Motions for Judgment of Foreclosure 17-34. 17-35. —Requirements of Notice; Time 17-36. —Notice by Clerk 17-37. —Notice of Defense To Be Specific 17-38. —Amending Notice of Defense 17-39. —No Reply Allowed 17-40. —Evidence To Reduce Damages 17-41. 17-42. Relief Permissible on Default Opening Defaults where Judgment Has Not Been Rendered 17-43. Opening Judgment upon Default or Nonsuit Summary Judgments; Scope of Remedy 17-44. 17-45. —Proceedings upon Motion for Summary Judg- ment 17-46. —Form of Affidavits 17-47. —When Appropriate Documents Are Unavailable 17-48. —Affidavits Made in Bad Faith 17-49. —Judgment 17-50. —Triable Issue as to Damages Only 17-51. —Judgment for Part of Claim Executions 17-52. Summary Process Executions 17-53. Declaratory Judgment; Scope 17-54. 17-55. —Conditions for Declaratory Judgment 17-56. —Procedure for Declaratory Judgment 17-57. —Costs in Declaratory Judgment 17-58. —Declaratory Judgment Appealable 17-59. —Order of Priorities in Declaratory Judgment For previous Histories and Commentaries see the editions of the Practice Book corresponding to the years of the previous amendments.