· 10/28/1914
Johnson v. Studebaker Corp. of America
Citations
- 160 Ky. 567
- 169 S.W. 992
- 1914 Ky. LEXIS 491
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- “Unintentional neglect in failing to comply with discovery requirements, or negligent misrepresentations to the court, can satisfy the requirements of Rule, 60(b)(3), and thus the Court may not deny relief under Rulé 60(b)(3) only because Petitioner has not shown intentional misconduct.”
- “Unintentional neglect in failing to comply with discovery requirements, or negligent misrepresentations to the court, can satisfy the requirements of Rule 60(b)(3), and thus the Court may not deny relief under Rule 60(b)(3) only because Petitioner has not shown intentional misconduct.”
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Judges: Clay
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