Keehn v. Hodge D.-I.-Y., Inc.

The Court of Common Pleas in the instant case found the issues in favor of the defendant (appellee) and, after overruling motions for judgment notwithstanding the verdict and for a new trial, entered judgment for defendant. The Court of Appeals found there was no error apparent on the record prejudicial to the receiver and affirmed the judgment.

The opinion of the Court of Appeals discloses that its judgment was predicated upon two conclusions: (1) That the judgment of the Illinois court upon the facts disclosed by the record is not entitled to full faith and credit under the federal…