Legal Definition and Related Resources of Mutuality Of Estoppel

The doctrine of mutuality of estoppel is that a prior judgment cannot be invoked by a litigant as a bar to a legal proceeding unless he would have been bound or prejudiced by it had the prior judgment gone the other way. See People v LeGrand, 389 N.

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