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1424 A stipulated judgment based on a party's stipulation that he was negligent and that his negligence was a proximate cause of the plaintiff's injury is not res judicata in an action by the plaintiff against a different defendant and does not preclude the one who made the stipulation from testifying that he was not negligent and that his conduct was not a proximate cause of the injury.CitationKNOWLES v TEHACHAPI VALLEY HOSPITAL (Stipulated Judgment) 49 CA4 1083 [See: Bernhard v B of A 19 C2 807; California State Auto Assn v Superior Court 50 C3 658]
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