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· 2/26/1964

Erwin M. Swam v. United States of America, William Barry, Robert A. Hanselman and Jay G. Philpott

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  • 327 F.2d 431

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  • explaining that misconceiving the character of a cause of action is not “the kind of mistake or inadvertence that comes within the ambit of Rule 60(b)”
  • argument that district court “misconceived the character of the causes of action alleged in and are untimely. The Tenth Circuit has granted limited relief under Rule 60(b)(1) for “obvious errors of law, apparent on the record” where the Rule 60(b

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Judges: Duffy, Schnackenberg, Swygert

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