Braley v. City of Forest Park (2010)
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Pitts v. State (2013)
Braley v. City of Forest Park, 286 Ga. 760, 762 (1) ( 692 SE2d 595 ) (2010); Santos v. State, 284 Ga. 514, 514-515 (1) ( 668 SE2d 676 ) (2008).
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DENISE WILKSON v. JOSEPH RICHELLO (2023)
Three prerequisites must be satisfied before res judicata applies — (1) identity of the cause of action, (2) identity of the parties or their privies, and (3) previous adjudication on the merits by a court of competent jurisdiction. 11 See generally Body of Christ Overcoming Church of God, Inc. v. Brinson, 287 Ga. 485, 486 ( 696 SE2d 667 ) (2010) (affirming grant of summary judgment based on collateral estoppel even though, “strictly speaking,” it was distinct from the res j…
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Ronnie Spivey v. Qore, Inc. (2013)
God, Inc. v. Brinson, 287 Ga. 485, 486 ( 696 SE2d 667 ) (2010). 5 See Braley v. City of Forest Park, 286 Ga. 760, 766 (6) ( 692 SE2d 595 ) (2010) (affirming grant of summary judgment under the “right for any reason” rule). 4 However, unlike res judicata, collateral estoppel does not require identity of the claim – so long as the issue was determined in the previous action and there is identity of the parties, that issue may not be re-litigated, even as part of a different cl…
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Coffee Iron Works v. Qore, Inc. (2013)
See Braley v. City of Forest Park, 286 Ga. 760, 766 (6) ( 692 SE2d 595 ) (2010) (affirming grant of summary judgment under the “right for any reason” rule).
See Braley v. City of Forest Park, 286 Ga. 760 ( 692 SE2d 595 ) (2010) (affirming grant of summary judgment under the “right for any reason” rule).