Michigan Orders Regarding Motion to Set Aside Default (formerly DC 99a) is a form used in the state of Michigan which is used in civil cases where a party has defaulted on a case. The form is used when a party has requested a motion to set aside the default. The form is divided into two parts. The first part is the Order set aside the default and includes the reasons for granting the motion and any other relevant information. The second part is the supporting documentation, which includes evidence, affidavits, and other documents in support of the motion. There are two types of Michigan Orders Regarding Motion to Set Aside Default (formerly DC 99a): a Court Order and an Administrative Order. A Court Order is issued by the court and is binding, while an Administrative Order is issued by an administrative agency and is not binding.