Deborah W. Kane and Andrew Kane v. Magna Mixer Company and Paul L. Kramer

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• holding that indemnity claims trigger the compulsory cross-claim rule
• stating that one of the elements of res judicata is \an issue in the subsequent action which was litigated or which should have been litigated in the prior action\
• holding that a counterclaim for indemnity was compulsory because it arose out of the same paragraph in the contract as the plaintiff’s contractual indemnity claim and “it would be impossible to adjudicate” one party’s contractual rights without determining the other’s
• holding that assignee is bound by assignor's waiver
• holding that indemnity claims trigger the compulsory cross-claim rule
• holding that assignee is bound by assignor’s waiver

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).