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S.D. New York· 7/11/1990

Herbstein v. Bruetman

Citations

  • 743 F. Supp. 184
  • 1990 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 8656
  • 1990 WL 99961

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  • holding that claim of misappropriation was distinguishable from claim of fraudulent inducement, even though underlying facts were same
  • holding that the action would not be stayed based on comity because of pending Argentine litigation
  • finding that existence of American defendants, who committed acts of fraud in this country, weighed heavily in favor of maintaining action in United States
  • finding Argentine case was at preliminary stage where formal investigation into possible misappropriation had just begun and there had not yet been any determination of actual wrongdoing
  • refusing to grant stay where U.S. and foreign proceeding were based on “two independent causes of action”
  • “[C]omity requires that the parties and issues in both litigations are the same or sufficiently similar, such that the doctrine of res judicata can be asserted.”

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Judges: Sweet

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