Van Fleet, J. M. (1895). Res judicata: A treatise on the law of former adjudication : containing a complete analysis of all the precedents and principles concerning the effect of judicial decrees, judgments, orders and sentences upon the rights of parties, privies, and strangers, in other judicial proceedings, either civil, criminal, or ecclesiastical : including a discussion of the rules for determining when judgments at law and decrees in equity are final and conclusive adjudications. Bowen-Merrill Co..
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationVan Fleet, John M. Res Judicata: A Treatise on the Law of Former Adjudication : Containing a Complete Analysis of All the Precedents and Principles Concerning the Effect of Judicial Decrees, Judgments, Orders and Sentences upon the Rights of Parties, Privies, and Strangers, in Other Judicial Proceedings, Either Civil, Criminal, or Ecclesiastical : Including a Discussion of the Rules for Determining When Judgments at Law and Decrees in Equity Are Final and Conclusive Adjudications. Indianapolis: Bowen-Merrill Co., 1895.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationVan Fleet, John M. Res Judicata: A Treatise on the Law of Former Adjudication : Containing a Complete Analysis of All the Precedents and Principles Concerning the Effect of Judicial Decrees, Judgments, Orders and Sentences upon the Rights of Parties, Privies, and Strangers, in Other Judicial Proceedings, Either Civil, Criminal, or Ecclesiastical : Including a Discussion of the Rules for Determining When Judgments at Law and Decrees in Equity Are Final and Conclusive Adjudications. Bowen-Merrill Co., 1895.