Lewis v. Muchmore

How courts have described this case

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• stating that doctrine of res judicata applies only where there is an “existing final judgment”
• stating that doctrine of res judicata applies only where there is an \existing final judgment\
• stating that doctrine of res judicata applies only where there is an “existing final judgment”
• noting that the appellants could no longer avail themselves of the prior suit pending doctrine due to a nonsuit of the other action

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