North Dakota Supreme Court· 7/28/1987

Hamilton v. Hamilton

Citations

410 N.W.2d 508
1987 N.D. LEXIS 365

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holding wife was not precluded from prosecuting independent action to obtain relief from decree after husband failed to disclose divisible property
holding wife was not precluded from prosecuting independent action to obtain relief from decree after husband failed to disclose divisible property
discussing the equitable powers of the court to entertain a separate independent action in equity which is a separate legal claim from relief under N.D.R.Civ.P. 60(b)
“Any attempt to avoid, defeat or evade a judgment, or to deny its force and effect, in some incidental proceeding not provided for by law, with the express purpose of obtaining relief from that judgment is a collateral attack.”
“Any attempt to avoid, defeat or evade a judgment, or to deny its force and effect, in some incidental proceeding not provided for by law, with the express purpose of obtaining relief from that judgment is a collateral attack.”
discussion on requirements for maintaining independent actions in equity

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Judges: Gierke, Erickstad, Levine, Meschke, Vande Walle

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