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· 3/6/1950

Goralsky v. Ostrow

Citations

  • 276 A.D.2d 1013

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  • “It is the general rule that the res judicata effect of a judgment is to be determined by the law of the' state in which the judgment is rendered. This also applies to the Federal jurisdiction” (citations omitted).
  • \It is the general rule that the res judicata effect of a judgment is to be determined by the law of the state in which the judgment is rendered. This also applies to the Federal jurisdiction\ (citations omitted).

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