· 1/13/1984
Wescott v. Wescott
Citations
- 444 So. 2d 495
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- former husband's alleged perjury at the dissolution hearing regarding his income and assets found to be classic example of intrinsic fraud
- allegations that intrinsic fraud, such as perjury, occurred in a lawsuit are insufficient grounds for bringing an independent action to vacate a judgment more than one year after the entry of that judgment
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Judges: Lehan
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