Winchester Homes, Incorporated v. Osmose Wood Preserving, Incorporated Applied Research Group, Incorporated Chesapeake Corporation

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• noting that a final judgment is required “to sustain the application of the rule of the law of the case”
• “The Supreme Court has indicated that ‘it requires a final judgment to sustain the application of the rule of the law of the case just as it does for the kindred rule of res judicata.’”

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