Does a judgment of lack of subject-matter jurisdiction constitute res judicata, preventing the re-filing of the same lawsuit?
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Yes, a judgment issued for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction is considered res judicata, preventing the plaintiff from re-filing the same lawsuit, in order to ensure the stability of legal positions.
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