Whittenberg Engineering & Construction Co. v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.

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• “The party asserting the application of the doctrine of collateral estoppel by judgment must plead and prove that the question presented in the instant action was actually litigated and determined by the judgment in the prior action”
• “It is our view that where failure to include interest is a clerical error it is correctible under CR 60.01, but where no clerical error is shown, and certainly none is shown here, then relief may be had only under the provisions of CR 59 or CR 60.02 or by appeal.”

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