Yvonne Lewis Montgomery v. Toxey E. Hall, M.D.

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• rejecting 60(b)(3) claim because discovery order could not fairly be read to require disclosure of evidence
• party engages in 60(b)(3) misconduct if he fails to disclose evidence “clearly called for ‘by any fair reading’ of the discovery order”
• to obtain relief from a judgment on fraud grounds under Federal Rule 60(b)(3), the movant must establish (among other things) that the adverse party engaged in fraud or other misconduct
• to obtain relief from a judgment on fraud grounds under Federal Rule 60(b)(3), the movant must establish (among other things) that the adverse party’s misconduct prevented the movant from fully and fairly presenting his case

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