exceptio res judicata

Translingual

Etymology

From exceptio (“exception”) and res judicata (literally “judged, decided thing”).

Noun

exceptio res judicata

An exception whereby the defendant can claim that the matter has already been adjudged and cannot be re-visited.

Translations

Exception that a matter cannot be re-visited

Finnish: oikeusvoimavaikutus
French: exception d’autorité de la chose jugée f
German: Prozesshindernis der entgegenstehenden Rechtskraft f, Einrede der entgegenstehenden Rechtskraft f, Einwand der entgegenstehenden Rechtskraft m
Japanese: 一事不再理 (ja) (ichiji fu sairi)
Swedish: res judicata

See also

double jeopardy

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