Oklahoma

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Paul Williams v. Bob Shook,
1996.OK.697 (Okla.App. 07/31/1996)

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA

(Division No. 4)

July 2, 1996

86,841

Paul Williams,

Appellant,

v.

Bob Shook, an individual, the Estate of Lloyd M. Creekmore, Redman Building Products, Inc., a Delaware corporation, L.M.C. Enterprises, Inc. (formerly ABS Enterprises, Inc.), and I.T.S. Co., Ltd., an Oklahoma corporation,

Appellees.

Appeal from the District Court of Oklahoma County, Hon. Bryan Dixon, Trial Judge, dismissing plaintiff's action against all defendants on the grounds of res judicata. Plaintiff had an opportunity, in a prior action for fraudulent transfer of a note, to assert an interest in or place a, constructive trust over the note held by Redman. His neglect to, assert the claim in the prior action bars this, attempt under the doctrine of res judicata. AFFIRMED. Summary Opinion from Court of Appeals, Division 4, by Rapp, C.J., Taylor, P.J., and Stubblefield, J. (sitting by designation), concur.

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