The principle of res judicata is not applicable in case of writ of
Because "Habeas corpus" protects personal liberty, a fresh petition can be filed on new grounds even after an earlier one is dismissed, so res judicata does not strictly bar…
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The principle of res judicata is not applicable in case of writ of
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Because "Habeas corpus" protects personal liberty, a fresh petition can be filed on new grounds even after an earlier one is dismissed, so res judicata does not strictly bar successive habeas corpus petitions.
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