One of the effects of judgment, established by both the old and the current Code of Civil Procedure, is res judicata authority. This prevents retrial of a dispute on the basis of the triple identity of parties, object and cause. The paper will analyse some of its aspects from the perspective of civil procedural legislation, ECHR case law and national jurisprudence
This article proposes to analyze the theory of relativization of the res judicata in the Brazilian l...
The doctrine of res judicata is an important feature in many common law systems, most notably formul...
The doctrine of res judicata against persons liable over who are given notice and opportunity to def...
Res Judicata is a maxim which prohibits the relitigation of a suit on the same cause of action as it...
Forms of res judicata - Unwritten principle of EU law - National procedural autonomy v. EC supremacy...
Res judicata is a legal doctrine that prevents the same issue from being litigated multiple times be...
The author discusses the effects of the res judicata rule as regards jurisdictional decisions of the...
In an incisive analysis of the questions of relitigation, division of claims, and multiplicity of cl...
AbstractThe exception of res judicata is regulated in a simple way in the Procedure Code still appli...
That every judicial judgment, whatever its character, consists of premises and conclusion is a fact ...
Res judicata is a quasi-universal principle, present in every modern European legal system. Although...
Res judicata law in the United States of America has a long, extensive and complex history. The aim ...
The principle of res judicata as applied to civil litigation is very familiar. Likewise well known i...
From historical, jurisprudential, and comparative perspectives, this Article tries to synthesize res...
The doctrine of res judicata is an important feature in many common law systems, most notably formul...
This article proposes to analyze the theory of relativization of the res judicata in the Brazilian l...
The doctrine of res judicata is an important feature in many common law systems, most notably formul...
The doctrine of res judicata against persons liable over who are given notice and opportunity to def...
Res Judicata is a maxim which prohibits the relitigation of a suit on the same cause of action as it...
Forms of res judicata - Unwritten principle of EU law - National procedural autonomy v. EC supremacy...
Res judicata is a legal doctrine that prevents the same issue from being litigated multiple times be...
The author discusses the effects of the res judicata rule as regards jurisdictional decisions of the...
In an incisive analysis of the questions of relitigation, division of claims, and multiplicity of cl...
AbstractThe exception of res judicata is regulated in a simple way in the Procedure Code still appli...
That every judicial judgment, whatever its character, consists of premises and conclusion is a fact ...
Res judicata is a quasi-universal principle, present in every modern European legal system. Although...
Res judicata law in the United States of America has a long, extensive and complex history. The aim ...
The principle of res judicata as applied to civil litigation is very familiar. Likewise well known i...
From historical, jurisprudential, and comparative perspectives, this Article tries to synthesize res...
The doctrine of res judicata is an important feature in many common law systems, most notably formul...
This article proposes to analyze the theory of relativization of the res judicata in the Brazilian l...
The doctrine of res judicata is an important feature in many common law systems, most notably formul...
The doctrine of res judicata against persons liable over who are given notice and opportunity to def...