· 5/26/1993
In re Harnischfeger
Citations
- 158 Misc. 2d 299
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that dismissal based on jurisdictional defect does not make case res judicata on substance of claim
- “Issue preclusion makes more sense for jurisdictional rulings because the dismissal of a complaint for lack of jurisdiction does not ‘make the case res judicata on the substance of the asserted claim.’” (citation omitted)
- applying an issue preclusion theory
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