What is DECREE PRO CONFESSO?

One entered in a court of equity in favor of the complainant where the defendant has made no answer to the bill and its allegations are consequently taken “as confessed.” Ohio Cent. R. Co. v. Central Trust Co.. 133 U. S. 83,

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