New York Judgment by Default/Rule 7055 — Non Core (BUFFALO ONLY— - If Debtor is the Defendant, DO NOT use. Is a default judgment in the state of New York in which a court may enter a judgment in favor of a plaintiff when the defendant fails to appear in court and/or respond to the lawsuit. This specific rule is applicable in Buffalo only and should not be used when the debtor is the defendant. There are two types of New York Judgment by Default/Rule 7055 — Non Core (BUFFALO ONLY— - If Debtor is the Defendant, DO NOT use. Which are: a default judgment for money damages and a default judgment for equitable relief. Money damages judgment is a ruling that orders the defendant to pay money to the plaintiff for any losses they have suffered. An equitable relief judgment is a ruling that orders the defendant to take some action, such as removing a fence or restoring a property to its original condition.