Phillip J. McNellis as Trustee of Donald S. Potter, Bankrupt v. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rochester, New York,defendant-Appellee

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• \a reasonable doubt as to what was decided in the first action should preclude the drastic remedy of foreclosing a party from litigating an essential issue\
• “[A] reasonable doubt as to what was decided in the first action should preclude the drastic remedy of foreclosing a party from litigating an essential issue.” (internal citation omitted)
• “[A]lthough the principles of res judicata should not be frugally applied, a reasonable doubt as to what was decided in the first action should preclude the drastic remedy of foreclosing a party from litigating an essential issue.” (internal citations omitted)

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