National Credit Union Administration Board v. Rosalind D. Gray, Administratrix of the Estate of Herman Wilson

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• noting that evidence that attorney signed a party's name to court documents without authority constitutes an exceptional circumstance
• reversing district court’s denial of Rule 60(b)(6) motion brought by administratrix of decedent’s estate in loan default action because of concerns about whether decedent “sign[ed] the loan documents or authorize[d] someone to sign on his behalf”
• reversing lower court’s denial of Rule 60(b)(6) motion brought by administratrix of decedent’s estate in loan default action due in part to concerns about whether the decedent “sign[ed] the loan documents or authorize[d] someone to sign on his behalf”
• “The consideration of Rule 60(b) motions proceeds in two stages.”
• applying abuse of discretion standard to Rule 60(b) motions
• vacating judgment against a defendant under Rule 60(b)(6)

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