Supreme Court of India
Satyendra Kumar & Ors. v. Raj Nath Dubey & Ors.
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Res judicata - Applicability of - Previous proceedings - Based on different cause of action and in respect of different subject matter, though between the same parties - Whether would operate as res c judicata -Held: When the cause of action as well as subject matter are different, principle of res judicata is not attracted and the court is not barred.from trying the subsequent suit which may arise between the same parties - All the issues including those of facts, remain open for adjudication - However, the issues of facts will be barred on the principle of 'estoppel ', more particularly
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