P and D were involved in a car accident in Texas. P is a citizen of State X and D is a citizen of New York. D owned several apartment houses in California, and kept a summer home in that state. You may assume that the State X service of process statute is similar to FRCP 4. P sued D in a State X court of general jurisdiction. P served D by sending, via first class mail, the summons and complaint to D in New York. D received these documents, but failed to respond to them. P then obtained a default judgment. If P sought to enforce the judgment in New York: Question 26Select one: a. The judgment should be given Full Faith and Credit by a New York court, since D had actually received the summons and complaint. b. D may collaterally attack the judgment for insufficient service of process. c. The judgment should be given Full Faith and Credit because a default judgment is usually deemed to be " on the merits." d. Choices A and C are correct, but not B