Hydrа Energy signed а cоntrаct with Daystar Natural Gas, by which Daystar agreed tо prоvide Hydra with 10 billion cubic feet of natural gas per year in exchange for a specified payment. After the first year, Hydra claimed that Daystar had only provided it with 9 billion cubic feet of natural gas. Daystar claimed that it had provided the required 10 billion cubic feet and that Hydra’s storage facilities were so poor that it lost 10% of the gas that is stored. In its case in chief, Hydra seeks to admit two court judgments against Daystar—one from two years ago and one from five years ago. In each case, a jury found that Daystar had failed to deliver the agreed upon amount of natural gas to an energy company with which it had signed a contract. Daystar objects to this evidence. The evidence is:
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