A sues B for rent due for the year 1902 The defence is that the land is rent free An issue is raised...........

Civil Procedure Code (CPC) 1908 Attachment and Sale of property

A sues B for rent due for the year 1902. The defence is that the land is rent-free. An issue is raised, ‘whether the land is rent-free’. The court finds that the land is rent-free, and A’s suit is dismissed. Subsequently, A sues B claiming rent for the year 1904. B again sets up the same defence, namely, that the land is rent-free.

Here, the question of A’s right to recover the rent having not been ‘directly and substantially’ in issue in the previous suit, a suit for the rent for 1904 is barred as res judicata

Here, the question of A’s right to recover the rent having been ‘directly and substantially’ in issue in the previous suit, a suit for the rent for 1904 cannot be barred as res judicata

Here, the question of A’s right to recover the rent having been ‘directly and substantially’ in issue in the previous suit, a suit for the rent for 1904 is barred as res judicata

None of these

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Explanation:

Here, the question of A’s right to recover the rent having been ‘directly and substantially’ in issue in the previous suit, a suit for the rent for 1904 is barred as res judicata