· 5/16/1932
Cooper v. Taylor
Citations
- 286 U.S. 554
- 52 S. Ct. 579
How courts have described this case
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- factual findings binding until set aside by appellate court, even if appellate court grants judgment on legal basis different than relied on by the trial court
- “Even an appeal does not deprive a judgment of its effect as a bar to another action. It may be pleaded and relied upon pending such appeal with the same effect as if no appeal had been taken.”
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