Maddox v. Hunt

How courts have described this case

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• once the trial court assesses damages on a default judgment, the judgment becomes final
• wherein it was said: \[N]o custom or usage can prevail which conflicts with an established principle of law.... A custom or usage contrary to a statute ought not to be considered\
• wherein it was said: \[N]o custom or usage can prevail which conflicts with an established principle of law. . . . A custom or usage contrary to a statute ought not to be considered\
• “Courts of equity will set aside and vacate judgments procured by fraud.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).