Summary

• Jurisdiction: Washington

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Summary

§60.1Introduction

§60.2Text of Rule

§60.3Historical Development

§60.4Comparison With Federal Rule

§60.5Purpose and Procedure

§60.6Analysis (1)General Standards (2)Clerical Mistakes (3)Grounds for Vacation of Judgment (a)Mistakes, Irregularities, and Excusable Neglect (b)Minors or Persons of Unsound Mind (c)Newly Discovered Evidence (d)Fraud, Misrepresentation, and Misconduct (e)Void Judgments (f)Satisfaction, Release, Discharge, and Inequitable Circumstance (g)RCW 4.28.200; Service by Publication (h)Death (i)Unavoidable Casualty or Misfortune (j)Error in Judgment Shown by a Minor (k)Any Other Reason Justifying Relief (4)Other Remedies (5)Writs Abolished (6)Procedure on Vacation of Judgment (a)Timing (b)Filing the CR 60 Motion (c)Service (d)Other Procedural Matters (e)Postvacation Considerations

§60.7 Significant Authorities (1)Washington (a)Federal Cases Are Persuasive Authority (b)Grounds Not Raised in Motion Will Not Be Considered on Appeal (c)Clerical Mistakes (d)The White v. Holm Framework for Default Judgments (e)Excusable Neglect (f)Newly Discovered Evidence (g)Fraud (h)Void Judgments (i)Unavoidable Casualty or Misfortune (j)Catch-All Provision (k

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