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Is resorting to the judiciary to claim an unclear right, which is later dismissed for inadmissibility due to being filed prematurely, considered a fault warranting compensation for litigation costs?

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Resorting to the judiciary to claim an unclear right, which is later dismissed for inadmissibility due to being filed prematurely, is not considered a fault warranting compensation for litigation costs, unless the plaintiff's abuse of process or bad faith is proven.

Resorting to the judiciary to claim an unclear right, which is later dismissed for inadmissibility due to being filed prematurely, is not considered a fault warranting compensation for litigation costs, unless the plaintiff's abuse of process or bad faith is proven.
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