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At what stage the plaintiff can produce evidence to support his stand that the judgment on which a plea of res judicata is founded has been compromised

Concepts included in res judicata

Condition for relying on res judicata

Conditions for the application of res judicata

Conditions for the operation of res judicata

Conditions for the operation of res judicata between co-defendants

Effect of a contention that a judgment on which res judicata is founded has been compromised

Effect of a plea of res judicata on issues that could have been raised in an earlier suit but were not

Effect of a plea of res judicata on the jurisdiction of the court

Effect of a successful plea of res judicata

Effect of failure to particularise res judicata

Elements for the proper invocation of res judicata

Essentials of res judicata

Exceptions to the application of res judicata

Exceptions to the rule that res judicata will operate as estoppel where there is piecemeal litigation

Factors considered by the court when addressing the issue of res judicata

How res judicata can be proved

Meaning of res judicata

Nature of judgment that can operate as res judicata

Nature of the plea of res judicata

Necessity of disposing the issue of res judicata before any other issue

Objective of the principle of res judicata

Options open to a defendant who has pleaded res judicata

The duty of the defendant who raises the issue of res judicata

The essence of res judicata

The principle of Res Judicata

The principle on which res judicata is based

The principles underlying the doctrine of estoppel by record

The principle that the plea of res judicata is based on final judgments

The principle that the plea of res judicata is based on the that it is in the interest of the public that there should be an end to litigation

The purport of the doctrine of res judicata

The rationale for res judicata

The scope of the application of res judicata to default judgments

The scope of the doctrine of res judicata

The types of judgment to be considered when determining issues of res judicata

Types of estoppel res judicata

What a party must establish for a plea of res judicata to succeed

What a party who alleges fraud as a defence to res judicata must do

What res judicata entails

What the principle of res judicata connotes

When res judicata can be invoked

When the principle of res judicata applies

Whether a court of coordinate jurisdiction can entertain a fresh action on an issue which would have been res judicata where fraud has not been pleaded

Whether a default judgment can give rise to res judicata

Whether a hearing on the evidence is necessary where res judicata is pleaded

Whether a plea of res judicata will be successful where the trial judge did not conduct a full trial of the suit to properly determine the declaratory reliefs and where there is no pronouncement on the substantive reliefs sought by the Plaintiffs

Whether a ruling by an arbitrator that he has no jurisdiction can be the basis for a defence of res judicata

Whether a successful plea of res judicata can be raised on relation to interlocutory matters

whether discontinuance of a suit in a native court by the plaintiff without obtaining leave or liberty to bring a fresh action operates as res judicata

Whether interlocutory judgments can give rise to a successful plea of res judicata

Whether it is necessary to decide a matter by hearing evidence when a plea of res judicata is made

Whether it is only the substantial issues that are the subject of res judicata

Whether or not a determination of res judicata can be made on the basis of on written submissions without taking evidence to prove it

Whether or not a stranger to a former suit may successfully plead estoppel in a later suit which he is a party

Whether res judicata applies to interlocutory judgments

Whether res judicata applies where a suit was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction

Whether res judicata arises where a party appears in one capacity in an earlier suit and in another capacity in a subsequent suit touching the same subject-matter

Whether res judicata can form the basis for dismissal of a suit

Whether res judicata is confined to the issues which the court is actually asked to decide

Whether res judicata is limited to cases where identical issues were raised

Whether res judicata will apply where the plaintiff could have canvassed the present relief sought as an alternative remedy in the previous proceedings

Whether res judicata will operate where there is piecemeal litigation

Whether the doctrine of res judicata permits the reopening of matters effectively determined by a competent judicial tribunal

Whether the final decisions of chieftaincy tribunals operate as res judicata

Whether the final decisions of the judicial committees of the various traditional councils and house of chiefs operate as res judicata

Whether the identity of the subject matter must be proved where res judicata is raised

Whether the issue of res judicata can be determined before pleadings are closed

Whether the plea of res judicata applies to a valid customary arbitration award

Whether the plea of res judicata is a technical plea

Whether the plea of res judicata is confined only to the normal courts

Whether the principle of res judicata applies in respect of issues already determined by a foreign court

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