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Insolvency and BankruptcySeptember 15, 2021Case LawsSC
Principles of res-judicata - Res judicata cannot apply solely because the issue has previously come up before the court. The doctrine will apply where the issue has been “heard and finally decided” on merits through a conscious adjudication by the court. - SC
Principles of res-judicata - Res judicata cannot apply solely because the issue has previously come up before the court. The doctrine will apply where the issue has been “heard and finally decided” on merits through a conscious adjudication by the court. - SC
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