In default judgments a monetary amount not readily challengeable or subject to reasonable dispute is called special damages.

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Special damages refer to specific monetary losses that can be calculated and proved with evidence, such as medical expenses or lost wages. They are not necessarily an amount that is not subject to dispute. Default judgments are judgments entered in favor of one party when the opposing party fails to appear or respond to the legal action.

In Default Judgments a Monetary Amount Not Readily Challengeable or Subject