Perry v. Law

How courts have described this case

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• refusing to apply rule where basis for motion was potential defense to underlying action; rule contemplates equities arising after final judgment
• denying husband's request to set aside a final judgment of dissolution that required him to pay child support when he claimed, for the first time, that he was not the child's biological father
• appellate court quashed a trial court order for a blood test to determine paternity. The final judgment of dissolution of marriage resolved the issue of paternity and was, therefore, res judicata
• final judgment of dissolution filed nine years prior resolved issue of paternity and issue was res judicata even though former wife submitted affidavit acknowledging another as biological father
• post-dissolution paternity issue res judicata

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).