Immutability of Final Judgments; Exceptions

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1. For the stated supervening-circumstance exception, when does the relevant circumstance transpire?
2. The court never awarded a requested penalty. After finality, the creditor asks a nunc pro tunc order inserting it solel…
3. An execution objection relies exclusively on a transaction known to and litigated by both parties before final judgment…
4. A personal judgment was entered against a defendant who had no valid service, no voluntary submission and no other lawf…
5. A final judgment names one duly joined individual as debtor. The creditor seeks to replace that person with an entirely…
6. Distinguish a true nunc pro tunc correction from an award never actually adjudged.
7. Explain the temporal element of the supervening-circumstance exception.
8. Distinguish an actually void personal judgment from an ordinary asserted legal error in a valid final judgment.