Fraud or collusion in obtaining a judgment permits challenge to its evidentiary use in proceedings. A party may contest a judgment, order, or decree relied upon by the adverse party where it is relevant for evidentiary purposes in proceedings. The ... Summary
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Fraud or collusion in obtaining a judgment permits challenge to its evidentiary use in proceedings.
A party may contest a judgment, order, or decree relied upon by the adverse party where it is relevant for evidentiary purposes in proceedings. The challenge may establish that the adjudication was delivered by a court lacking competence or was procured through fraud or collusion. These grounds may be raised against its use.
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