Victoriano Cruz Alvarado v. the State of Texas

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• statutory retroactivity provision coupled with legislative intent to give the plaintiffs their day in court constitute the “compelling or extraordinary circumstances” required for relief under 60[b][6]
• a legislative enactment explicitly intended to create retroactively a cause of action for plaintiffs constituted an extraordinary circumstance warranting relief under rule 60[b][6] from the summary judgment dismissing their pre-enactment action
• discussion of Rule 60(b) motion
• discussion of Rule 60(b) motion

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