The power under UCPR r 36.16(3A) to set aside a judgment is limited to correcting readily identifiable, readily rectifiable, inadvertent errors and does not permit re-agitation of issues already determined. An applicant must demonstrate that the Court proceeded under a misapprehension of fact or law not attributable to the applicant's own conduct.
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