Res Judicata Is a Doctrine That Courts Are Subject To

question 23

Multiple Choice

Res judicata is a doctrine that courts are subject to, and it means :

• A) a matter [already] judged.
• B) let the master answer.
• C) to let the decision stand.
• D) utmost good faith.

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Definitions:

Work

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