PART 12DEFAULT JUDGMENT
Claim against more than one defendantI112.8
1
A claimant may obtain a default judgment on request under this Part on a claim for money or a claim for delivery of goods against one of two or more defendants, and proceed with his claim against the other defendants.
2
Where a claimant applies for a default judgment against one of two or more defendants—
a
if the claim can be dealt with separately from the claim against the other defendants—
i
the court may enter a default judgment against that defendant; and
ii
the claimant may continue the proceedings against the other defendants;
b
if the claim cannot be dealt with separately from the claim against the other defendants—
i
the court will not enter default judgment against that defendant; and
ii
the court must deal with the application at the same time as it disposes of the claim against the other defendants.
3
A claimant may not enforce against one of two or more defendants any judgment obtained under this Part for possession of land or for delivery of goods unless—
a
he has obtained a judgment for possession or delivery (whether or not obtained under this Part) against all the defendants to the claim; or
b
the court gives permission.