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2013-09-11 |
MENDOZA, J. |
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| As with every rule, however, this admits of certain exceptions. When a supervening event renders the execution of a judgment impossible or unjust, the interested party can petition the court to modify the judgment to harmonize it with justice and the facts.[32] A supervening event is a fact which transpires or a new circumstance which develops after a judgment has become final and executory. This includes matters which the parties were unaware of prior to or during trial because they were not yet in existence at that time.[33] | |||||