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A defendant learns that a default judgment was entered even though the defendant was never served and had no notice of the action.
Which statement best describes possible Rule 60(b)(4) relief?

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A judgment is void only if the damages award is too high. A judgment cannot be void if it was entered by a federal court. A judgment may be void for Rule 60(b)(4) purposes when the rendering court lacked jurisdiction or acted in a manner inconsistent with due process. A judgment is void whenever the losing party thinks the court made a legal error.

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