· 2/25/1969
Ellis v. Crockett
Citations
- 451 P.2d 814
- 51 Haw. 45
- 1969 Haw. LEXIS 81
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- holding that the plaintiffs’ failure to allege an underlying claim of deceit precluded them from alleging conspiracy to deceive
- holding that the plaintiffs’ failure to allege an underlying claim of deceit precluded them from alleging conspiracy to deceive
- holding that \[c]ollateral estoppel... precludes the relitigation of a fact or issue which was previously determined in a prior suit on a different claim between the same parties or their privies\ (emphasis added)
- holding that “[cjollateral es-toppel ... precludes the relitigation of a fact or issue which was previously determined in a prior suit on a different claim between the same parties or their privies” (emphasis added)
- determining that the plaintiff did not allege any loss from the misrepresentations
- in cases of fraud, there may be no recovery for mental anguish or humiliation not intentionally inflicted
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Judges: Richardson, Marumoto, Abe, Levinson, King
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