Prior judgments barring a second suit or trial are relevant to whether cognizance may be taken or trial held. Previous judgments, orders or decrees that legally prevent a court from taking cognizance of a suit or holding a trial are relevant facts. Their existence ... Summary
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Prior judgments barring a second suit or trial are relevant to whether cognizance may be taken or trial held.
Previous judgments, orders or decrees that legally prevent a court from taking cognizance of a suit or holding a trial are relevant facts. Their existence is relevant when determining whether the court ought to take cognizance of that suit or hold that trial, in relation to a legal bar against a second suit or trial.
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