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Quebec judge refuses to reopen default judgment after carmaker fails to raise a serious defence
Tesla Canada has been ordered to reimburse Intact Insurance $161,700 for a Model X that caught fire in Montreal, after a Quebec judge refused to reopen a case the carmaker had allowed to go to default judgment.
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