Public Advocate v. PUBLIC SERVICE COM'N

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• noting that although res judicata requires preclusive effect for issues that could have been raised, the rule applies to questions “relevant to and falling within the purview of the original action[.]” (emphasis added)
• noting that although res judicata requires preclu-sive effect for issues that could have been raised, the rule applies to questions “relevant to and falling within the purview of the original action[.]” (emphasis added)

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