Delgado v. Plaza Las Americas, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “ ‘[inconsistent obligations’ are not... the same as inconsistent adjudications or results”
• explaining that [inconsistent obligations’ are not.. .the same as inconsistent adjudications or results”
• stating that, “where two suits arising from 18 the same incident involve different causes of action, defendants are not faced with the potential for 19 double liability because separate suits have different consequences and different measures of 20 damages”
• “the mere possibility of inconsistent results in separate actions does not make the plaintiff in each action a necessary party to the other”
• “[T]he mere possibility of inconsistent results in separate actions does not make the plaintiff in each action a necessary party to the other.”
• “Inconsistent obligations occur when a party is unable to comply with one court’s order without breaching another court’s order concerning the same incident.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).