· 3/22/1990
Kenton v. Kenton
Citations
- 571 A.2d 778
- 1990 Del. LEXIS 109
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- finding that the law of the case doctrine is established when “a specific legal principle is applied to an issue presented by facts which remain constant throughout the subsequent course of the same litigation.”
- analogizing stock option income to bonus and viewing same as income
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- \The `law of the case' is established when a specific legal principle is applied to an issue presented by facts which remain constant throughout the subsequent course of the same litigation.\
- “The ‘law of the case’ is established when a specific legal principle is applied to an issue presented by facts which remain constant throughout the subsequent course of the same litigation.”
- “The ‘law of the case’ is established when a specific legal principle is applied to an issue presented by facts which remain constant throughout the subsequent course of the same litigation.”
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Judges: Christie, Horsey, Holland
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