Wheadon v. Pearson

How courts have described this case

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• “Here, we have the same parties litigating the same subject matter — an asserted right of way over defendants’ property.... [T]he issue or theory of implied easement, now urged in this second action, could have been urged and adjudicated in the first action.”

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