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· 5/19/1982

Ideal Mutual Insurance Co. v. Winker

Citations

  • 319 N.W.2d 289
  • 1982 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1394

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that courts relying on reasoning in Restatement to deny preclusive effect to guilty pleas do not read Restatement closely
  • requiring issues to be “identical” and “material and relevant” and “necessary and essential” in both proceedings
  • precluding re-litigation of the circumstances surrounding an insured's guilty plea, including an affirmative defense
  • “resulting from a criminal act” unambiguous in excluding coverage for first degree murder
  • a validly entered and accepted guilty plea precludes relitigation of essential elements of the offense in a civil case
  • a validly entered and accepted guilty plea precludes relitigation of essential elements of the offense in a civil case

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Judges: Uhlenhopp, Allbee, McGiverin, Larson, Schultz

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