Pepper v. Zions First National Bank, N.A.

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• setting forth the previous version of rule 60, which provided, at the end of subsection (b), “This rule does not limit the power of a court to (continued…
• summary judgment premature since nonmoving party might be able, through additional discovery, to prove different theories of recovery
• “[D]espite the doctrine of res judicata, [rule 60] expressly recognizes two different methods for attacking a judgment.”
• “[t]he law is settled” that a trustee owes a duty to the beneficiary on taking over property from the executor to ensure the trust receives what is due
• \A successor trustee is liable for breach of trust if he neglects to take proper steps to compel his predecessor to deliver the trust property to him.\ (cleaned up)

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