Salway v. Arkava

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• stating that \[c]ourts of general jurisdiction have from the beginning possessed the power to entertain equitable actions to set aside judgments\
• stating that “[c]ourts of general jurisdiction have from the beginning possessed the power to entertain equitable actions to set aside judgments”
• residual clause of Rule 60(b) recognizes the inherent power of a court of equity to set aside its judgments

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