Legal Opinion · Dissent
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation v. Empresa Naviera Santa S.A.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Decided May 17, 1995No. 513, Docket 94-7477Published
1DissentJacobs, Circuit Judge
I respectfully dissent. The prior negligence action in admiralty, brought in rem against a substituted bond, resulted in a judgment exceeding the bond. The question *373presented to us now is: what use if any can the plaintiff make of that partially-unsatisfied judgment? The majority concludes that the excess judgment can be collected in 'person-am in this subsequent action against the bareboat charterer, that the plaintiff may invoke collateral estoppel to establish liability and damages, and that this collateral estop-pel can be predicated in part upon a stipulation that manifests no intent…
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