Jones v. Schacter

1. All the rights of the parties to a litigation which have accrued under a contract must be litigated and adjudicated in one action. Evans v. OolUer, 79 Ga. 319. A judgment rendered in a litigation arising under a contract is conclusive of all of the accrued rights of the parties arising under the contract, whether they were actually inquired into or not; and such judgment may, in a subsequent suit between the parties arising under the same .contract, be pleaded as res judicata. See, in this connection: Macon & Augusta R. Co. v. Garrard, 54 Ga. 327; Watkins v. Lawton, 69 Ga. 671; McWilliams…