Section 11 CPC | Res Judicata Explained | Part 4 | Civil Procedure Code 1908

Welcome to Part 4 of our Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) 1908 series! ⚖️
​In this session, we tackle one of the most vital "gatekeeper" rules in civil litigation: Section 11 – Res Judicata. If you've ever wondered why a person cannot keep filing the same lawsuit over and over again, this video is for you.
​We break down the Latin maxim "Res Judicata Pro Veritate Accipitur" and explain how it prevents the harassment of parties and saves the precious time of the court.
​What We Cover in This Video:
​What is Res Judicata? Understanding the doctrine of finality.
​The Three Maxims: Public policy behind Section 11.
​Essential Conditions:
​Matter in issue must be directly and substantially the same.
​Same parties or their representatives.
​Same title.
​Competent Court.
​Finally decided on merits.
​Constructive Res Judicata: A deep dive into Explanation IV (Might and Ought).
​Res Judicata vs. Res Sub-Judice: Key differences between Section 10 and Section 11.Resources & Links:
​📌 CPC Part 1 (Introduction): [   • CPC 1908: Jurisprudence, Structure & Commo...  ]
📌 CPC Part 3 (Res Sub-Judice): [   • Can you challenge Court Jurisdiction? | Se...  ]
📌 Download Handwritten Notes on Res Judicata: Telegram link (https://t.me/+XYYNToQXqcc5NGM1)
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