REPUBLIC SUPPLY CO., Plaintiff-Appellee, v. Joseph SHOAF, Defendant-Appellant

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• holding that Republic's cause of action for enforcement of the guaranty was barred by confirmation order that Republic did not appeal
• holding that order confirming plan that released creditor’s claims against guarantor was a final judgment on the merits of those claims
• finding that the second prong of res judicata was met because the bankruptcy court determined it had subject matter jurisdiction and that decision was not appealed
• stating that confirmation orders are entitled to res judicata effect
• section 524(e) objection must be noted prior to confirmation as a final and unappealed confirmation order may, by virtue of res judicata, discharge a guarantor
• “[University of Chicago Press] is willing, however, to accept other ways of handling these situations if they are consistently followed throughout a manuscript.”

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