In a decision in a prior action between the parties, Justice Jane Solomon found that defendant had wired $100,000 to Alexander, the original owner of the sculpture, on February 18, 2005 to facilitate a contract between Doyle, her boyfriend, and Alexander. That decision was not appealed. Consequently, Supreme Court was barred by res judicata from finding that defendant did not benefit from those funds. Therefore, Supreme Court's decision that it would be inequitable to award...
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