SEARLES'ADM'R v. Gordon's Adm'r

How courts have described this case

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• holding the failure to raise a trial objection at two earlier appeals acts as a bar under “res judicata, or as has been sometimes said more accurately perhaps, that decree has become the law of the case”
• “Every decision of [the appellate] court, whether it be upon an interlocutory or a final decree, is in its nature final, except, possibly, where [the] court disposes of only a part of the case at one term, and reserves it for further and final action at another.”

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