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· 1/5/1984

Aetna Life & Casualty Insurance v. Johnson

Citations

  • 673 P.2d 1277
  • 207 Mont. 409
  • 1984 Mont. LEXIS 784

How courts have described this case

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  • giving a criminal conviction preclusive effect against a third party because the third party’s rights derived from the convicted insured’s insurance and because of an identity of interest at the time of the criminal trial

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Judges: Haswell, Harrison, Gulbrandson, Weber, Sheehy, Morrison, Shea

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