Brown v. Shappley

How courts have described this case

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• “An abuse of discretion occurs when the decision of the lower court has no basis in law or fact and is therefore arbitrary, illogical, or unconscionable.”
• “An abuse of discretion occurs when the decision of the lower court has no basis in law or fact and is therefore arbitrary, illogical, or unconscionable.”
• “We must agree with the trial court that Mr. Brown's breach of contract claim could and should have been litigated in the 2006 action in circuit court. . . . We affirm dismissal of Mr. Brown's breach of contract claim based on the doctrine of res judicata.”

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