· 7/17/2002
Westwood Construction Co. v. Hallmark Inns & Resorts, Inc.
Citations
- 50 P.3d 238
- 182 Or. App. 624
- 2002 Ore. App. LEXIS 1084
How courts have described this case
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- addressing ruling concerning the availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand
- addressing ruling concern- ing the availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand
- addressing ruling concerning the availability of certain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand
- addressing ruling concerning availability of cer- tain type of attorney fees under ORS 87.060 as likely to arise on remand
- applying statutory issue preclusion and explaining that, where it is clear from the face of a judgment or order that a matter was actually determined in a prior case, it can be preclusive under ORS 43.160 even if not strictly “essential” to the tribunal’s decision
- “issue preclusion does not bar relitigation of an issue common to separate claims when those claims are litigated as part of a single action or lawsuit” (emphasis in original)
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Judges: Haselton, Linder, Wollheim
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