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process of the Court is relitigation. It is an abuse of
the process of the Court and contrary to Justice ... public policy for a party to relitigate the same issue
which has already been tried and decided earlier
against him. The reagitation
Prabhakar would state is that the suit
suffers from the vices of relitigation and is a gross abuse of the process of the
Court ... they are an abuse of process of the Court or
amount to relitigation. In Ranipet Municipality represented by its
Commissioner -vs- Shamsheer Khan
Prabhakar would state is that the suit
suffers from the vices of relitigation and is a gross abuse of the process of the
Court ... they are an abuse of process of the Court or
amount to relitigation. In Ranipet Municipality represented by its
Commissioner -vs- Shamsheer Khan
court appears to be vexatious one as well as an attempt of relitigation without rendering due respect to the rule of law as well ... court.
36. With reference to the relitigation and abuse of process of court, this Court would like to place reliance upon the decision
court appears to be vexatious one as well as an attempt of relitigation without rendering due respect to the rule of law as well ... court.
36. With reference to the relitigation and abuse of process of court, this Court would like to place reliance upon the decision
done so. Therefore, the present suit is a clear case of relitigation and abuse of process of law and it is also barred by resjudicata ... only a clear abuse of process of Court and clear case of relitigation.
8. In the judgment reported in (2008) 3 MLJ 821 (M.Somasundram
respondents by the said show cause notice are seeking to reopen and relitigate the issues which have been finally concluded by the decision of this ... examples cited as an abuse of the process of the Court is relitigation. It is an abuse of the process of the Court and contrary
well settled principles founded on public policy. Such repeated
litigations or relitigations are abuses of the process of the Court and
contrary to justice ... doctrine of res judicata or be struck out on ground
that such relitigation results in abuse of the process of the Court. Even
where
parties, as where a party is
estopped in law from seeking to relitigate a cause of
action or an issue already decided in earlier
proceedings ... take the authorities first, it is clear that an
attempt to relitigate in another action
issues which have been fully investigated
and decided
parties seeks to reopen
that issue. Here also bar is complete to relitigation but its
operation can be thwarted under certain circumstances. The
House then ... estoppel, grounded in
public policy and justice, are crucial in preventing the relitigation of
previously decided issues or causes of action. These doctrines ensure
finality
