Which Rule 60(b) ground is explicitly described as 'Any other reason that justifies relief'?

• A. Rule 60(b)(5)
• B. Rule 60(b)(6)
• C. Rule 60(b)(1)
• D. Rule 60(b)(4)

Answer: (B)

Under Rule 60(b), there is a catch-all ground that covers relief for “any other reason that justifies relief.” That exact phrasing is what identifies the option as the correct one. It’s the final, broad category meant to catch extraordinary circumstances not fit into the first five specifically listed grounds (mistake, inadvertence or excusable neglect; newly discovered evidence; fraud or misconduct; void judgment; or a judgment that has been satisfied or discharged). Because the wording matches precisely, this ground is the best answer. The other listed grounds address specific situations, not the general, catch-all rationale.