Suzanne Marx and Kathleen Marx v. M & I Bank of Watertown
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
KANNE, Circuit Judge.
Suzanne Marx and Kathleen Marx have litigated the issue of their right to cattle and donkeys in both state and federal courts. They lost in state court and indicate to us that that adverse decision should make no difference in their federal case. It does. The judgment entered in favor of M & I Bank of Watertown and against the Marx sisters in the Wisconsin state court and affirmed on appeal is preclusive.
In August 1985, Suzanne and Kathleen’s father, Dennis Marx, was charged in a 43-count federal indictment with, among other things, engaging in a continuing criminal…
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