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Motion is filed this October 30, 2013; well <br />within the 6 month time frame mandated by <br />C.R.C.P. Rule 60. <br />20. As highlighted above, C.R.C.P. Rule 60(b) (2) <br />specifically addresses Fraud and Fraud on the <br />Court as adequate reasons for relief. Once a <br />valid judgment is entered, the only means by <br />which the trial court may thereafter alter, <br />amend, or vacate the judgment is by appropriate <br />motion under either C.R.C.P. 59 or this rule. <br />Cortvriendt v. Cortvriendt, 146 Colo. 387, 361 <br />P.2d 767 (1961) . Authority for relief from a <br />judgment order or proceeding is conferred in an <br />appropriate proceeding by section (b) of this <br />rule. Peercy v. Peercy, 154 Colo. 575, 392 P.2d <br />609 (1964) . <br />21. FRAUD occurs when all of the following elements exist: <br />1.) an individual or an organization intentionally makes an untrue <br />representation about an important fact or event: <br />Paula Coulter with the assistance of her attorney John <br />Berman, made an untrue representation about her invalid <br />Power of Attorney to parties, including the Court who <br />relied on said Fiduciary P.of A. as Paula Coulter's <br />authority to represent Mrs. Irene Coulter. Further, they <br />purposely concealed the subsequent Power of Attorney in <br />violation of C.R.S. 18 -8 -502 and 18 -8 -610; class 4 and <br />class 6 felonies. <br />2.) the untrue representation is believed by the victim (the person or organization <br />to whom the representation has been made; <br />