Mellon Bank v. Rafsky

How courts have described this case

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• affirming the trial court’s finding of waiver where petitioner in a related matter raised additional grounds to open a confessed judgment “during the course of the hearing,” testimony was adduced over several days, and no motion to amend was considered
• “Collateral estoppel may be used as either a sword or a shield by a stranger to the prior action .... ”
• failure to produce sufficient evidence supports collateral estoppel
• failure to produce sufficient evidence supports collateral estoppel
• discussing the elements of collateral estoppel

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