JOHN F. WALTER, District Judge.
On August 28, 2019, the Court issued an Order granting Plaintiff American General Life Insurance Company's ("Plaintiff") (1) Motion for Default Judgment Against Defendant Scott Michaels by the Court Pursuant to F.R.C.P. 55 and L.R. 55-1 [filed July 22, 2019; Dkt. No. 22]; and (2) Motion for Default Judgment Against Defendant Nick Michaels by the Court Pursuant to F.R.C.P. 55 and L.R. 55-1 [filed July 22, 2019; Dkt. No. 23] (together, the "Motions"). For the reasons stated in Plaintiff's Motions and after considering the factors set forth in Eitel v. McCool, 782 F.2d 1470, 1471-72 (9th Cir. 1986), the Court concluded that Plaintiff has demonstrated that default judgment should be entered in its favor and against Defendants Scott Michaels and Nick Michaels (together, "Defendants"), and that Plaintiff is entitled to the relief requested. [Dkt. No. 27]
Accordingly, it is
1. That American General life insurance policy number 4170103114 ("Policy No. 4170103114") is declared null, void, and rescinded ab initio;
2. That no recovery exists under Policy No. 4170103114, at law or in equity, and Policy No. 4170103114's death benefits will not be paid to the beneficiary of Policy No. 4170103114, or any other entity or individual;
3. That the rescission of Policy No. 4170103114 is in all respects effective, binding, and complete;
4. That American General life insurance policy number 4170156885 ("Policy No. 4170156885") is declared null, void, and rescinded ab initio;
5. That no recovery exists under Policy No. 4170156885, at law or in equity, and Policy No. 4170156885's death benefits will not be paid to the beneficiary of Policy No. 4170156885, or any other entity or individual; and
6. That the rescission of Policy No. 4170156885 is in all respects effective, binding, and complete.
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