ORDER GRANTING MOTION TO CORRECT CLERICAL ERRORS

ROBERT E. BLACKBURN, District Judge.

The matter before me is Defendant [sic] Hybrid Finance, Ltd.'s Motion To Correct Clerical Errors in Order Granting Plaintiff Hybrid Finance Ltd.'s Second Motion for Default Judgment [#28] [#30]1 filed June 20, 2012. Plaintiff points out limited but critical clerical errors in my Order granting its motion for default judgment. The motion is well-taken and will be granted.2

THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED as follows:

1. That Defendant [sic] Hybrid Finance, Ltd.'s Motion To Correct Clerical Errors in Order Granting Plaintiff Hybrid Finance Ltd.'s Second Motion for Default Judgment [#28] [#30] filed June 20, 2012, is GRANTED; and

2. That the Order Granting Plaintiff Hybrid Finance, Ltd's Second Motion for Default Judgment [#28] filed June 6, 2012, SHALL BE AMENDED in the following particulars:

a. That the final, partial, paragraph on page 2 is AMENDED to read: "Plaintiff thus seeks to recover the $200,000 it invested in the fraudulent scheme perpetuated by defendants";

b. That the first sentence of footnote 4, page 3, is AMENDED to read: "Although plaintiff requests that pre-judgment interest run from `October, 2010,' the evidence establishes that the $200,000 was wired to Curry on October 28, 2010";

c. That paragraph 2, page 3, is AMENDED to provide: "That default judgment SHALL ENTER on behalf of plaintiff, Hybrid Finance Limited, an Israeli company, against defendants WGC Group Inc., a Nevada corporation, Geoffrey H. Lunn, and Vincent Curry on plaintiff's claim for relief for unjust enrichment'; and

d. That paragraph 3, page 3, is AMENDED to provide: "That plaintiff is AWARDED damages against defendant WGC Group Inc., Geoffrey H. Lunn, and Vincent Curry, jointly and severally, in the amount of $200,000."