Carley v. Carley
73 Mass. 545
Opinion
We entertain no doubt of the power of the court, upon an application made at the same term at which the decree was passed, and before the record was extended, to set aside the decree as fraudulently obtained. And the facts reported present a fit case for the exercise of this power.
Decree vacated.
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