In Re Marriage of Travlos

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• finding that evidence that could reasonably have been discovered prior to the entry of the judgment would require court to affirm dismissal of section 2-1401 petition absent fraud
• finding lack of due diligence where party did not avail himself of information available to him
• ex-husband’s allegations of fraudulent concealment did not excuse his lack of due diligence in discovering evidence of ex-wife’s property ownership
• divorced husband’s theory regarding ex-wife’s fraudulent concealment of bank accounts failed where husband did not avail himself of the means of knowledge open to him
• ex-husband’s allegations of fraudulent concealment did not excuse his lack of due diligence in discovering evidence of ex-wife’s property ownership
• “[t]he issue of detrimental reliance necessarily includes the question of whether [the petitioner] had a right to rely on [the respondent’s] alleged misrepresentations”

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