Landmark Land Company, Inc. v. Office of Thrift Supervision, a Bureau Within the United States Department of the Treasury, and Timothy Ryan, Director

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• noting that a judgment in the first suit is final for the purpose of res judicata “so long as the judgment remains unmodified ”
• noting that a judgment in the first suit is final for the purpose of res judicata “so long as the judgment remains unmodified”
• “The record reveals several disputes of material fact that the district court must necessarily resolve in deciding whether to issue the injunction. An evidentiary hearing thus is in order upon remand.”
• “The record reveals several disputes of material fact that the district court must necessarily resolve in deciding whether to issue the injunction. An evidentiary hearing thus is in order upon remand.”

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