· 10/17/2006
Ballew v. Olson Technologies, Inc.
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- trial courts can find required exceptional circumstances by considering equitable considerations presented by the parties
- trial courts can find required exceptional circumstances by considering equitable considerations presented by the parties
- where circumstances leading to default judgment were due entirely to a breakdown in communication between the defendant and its parent company, defendant failed to show exceptional circumstances warranting relief under Rule 60(B)(8)
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Judges: GIBNEY, J.
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