res judicata in a sentence

1. At the end of that meeting, the claims were res judicata.

2. Final decisions on previous actions as soon as they become res judicata;

3. Moreover, res judicata could only apply in cases involving the same parties.

4. It is argued by leading authorities that the decisions were Res Judicata i.e., legally decided.

5. Second, an award is final given that it produces res judicata effect between the parties and can be challenged or enforced.

6. This, however, merely has declaratory effect and has no influence on the res judicata effect of the decision of 27 January 2000.

7. The "European commenda" limited partnerships (Islamic Qirad) used in civil law as well as the civil law conception of res judicata may also have origins in Islamic law.

8. A safety measure called the doctrine of res judicata has been put into place in the common law of most countries because of the possibility of harassment via the court system.

9. The principle of res judicata is thus a compromise between the right of all parties to a fair hearing (maxim (1)), and a desire to bring litigation to a speedy end (maxims (2) to (4)).

10. The decision on whether the Arabs or the Jews have sovereignty over all of Palestine west of the Jordan River under International Law is res judicata, lawyer talk for "the issue has already been decided".

11. Hence, since decision T 468/09 was res judicata and dealt with insufficiency of disclosure in relation to the same embodiments, and the facts were the same, the current board had no power to examine this objection again (T 51/08).