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Davis v. Davis

Citations

  • 691 P.2d 1082
  • 143 Ariz. 54
  • 1984 Ariz. LEXIS 310

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  • finding absence of prejudice when appellee informed promptly after trial of appellant's intent to appeal
  • finding absence of prejudice when appellee informed promptly after trial of appellant’s intent to appeal
  • finding no diminished ability on the part of the plaintiff to gather and present evidence or reliance on the finality of the judgment
  • finding no diminished ability on the part of the plaintiff to gather and present evidence or reliance on the finality of the judgment
  • reversing trial court's order refusing to vacate judgment to permit appeal and noting \[k]nowledge of the pendency of judgment and notice of entry of judgment cannot ... be equated\
  • declining to adopt any “hard-and-fast rules to determine when there are extraordinary circumstances justifying relief from judgment under [Rule 60(b)(6)]”

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Judges: Hays, Holohan, Gordon, Cameron, Feldman

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