Supreme Court of India
Srikant v. District Magistrate, Bijapur and Ors.,
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petition was considered by this Court in several cases. The position that emerges from a survey of various decisions is that the application of the doctrine of constructive res judicata is confined to civil actions and civil proceedings. This principle of public policy is entirely inapplicable to illegal detention and does not bar a subsequent petition for a writ of habeas corpus on fresh grounds, which were not taken in the earlier petition for the same relief. [314- ; 317- ) 1.2. Whether any new ground has been taken, has to be decided by the Court dealing with the application and no hard
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