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Finally, the volume examines arbitral awards, discussing the legal framework; the form and contents of awards; the correction and interpretation of awards; actions to annul or vacate awards; the recognition and enforcement of international arbitral wards; and the application of principles of res judicata, preclusion, and stare decisis.
Virtual representation is a preclusion doctrine that permits a litigant to be bound by a judgment in a prior case in which she was not a party.
The court ruled that the preclusion does not apply, however, where a medical opinion is found in a hospital record.
 
 
 
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