The Function of Res Judicata and Foundation for Its Validation
Yuan Yong-jun
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Yuan Yong-jun
Abstract
The actual effect of res judicata is in the later suits after the court decision is made, i.e. the parties cannot sue for the same subject again, and the court cannot make judgements contrary to the former judgement. The foundations for validating res judicata include doctrine of security of law, doctrine of safeguard of right, and doctrine of dual sources.
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The actual effect of res judicata is in the later suits after the court decision is made, i.e. the parties cannot sue for the same subject again, and the court cannot make judgements contrary to the former judgement. The foundations for validating res judicata include doctrine of security of law, doctrine of safeguard of right, and doctrine of dual sources.
Key concepts: Res judicata, Judgement, Doctrine, Law, Political science, Foundation (evidence)