Seven Elves, Incorporated v. Jack S. Eskenazi, Esko Industries, Inc., Gary Liebman and Jack Riback

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• explaining that Rule 60(b) carefully balances the importance of finality to judgments and the need for judgments to reflect the facts
• discussing that a factor in ruling in a Rule 60(b) Motion is deciding whether judgment was a dismissal with no assessment of merits
• discussing that a factor in ruling in a Rule 60(b) Motion is deciding whether judgment was a dismissal with no assessment of merits
• explaining that balancing the interests of finality and justice under Rule 60(b) is within the lower court’s exercise of discretion
• noting that Rule 60(b) should be \applied most liberally to judgments in default.\
• discussing Rule 60(b) balancing of the desire to preserve the finality of judgments with the desire that judgments reflect the merits of the case

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