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‘A’ Claiming himself to be the owner of the property files a suit for eviction against the tenant ‘B’ and the sub-tenant ‘C’, which was decreed ex-parte by the Small Cause Court. Thereafter, the sub-tenant ‘C’ files a suit in the Civil Court on the basis of title. ‘A’ pleaded that the subsequent suit is barred by the res-judicata Find out the correct answer -
The doctrine of Res-Judicata will apply
The doctrine of Res-Judicata will not apply
The finding regarding the ownership of ‘A’ will not operate res-judicata inasmuch as the title to the property was not directly and substantially in issue in the former suit.
The finding regarding the ownership of ‘A’ will operate res-judicata inasmuch as the title to the property was directly and substantially in issue in the former suit.
The finding regarding ownership of 'A' will not operate as R.J. because the title was not directly and substantially in issue.
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