When is a judicial claim, where the right has not been established, not considered vexatious such that it warrants compensation?
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A judicial claim is not considered vexatious such that it warrants compensation if it was a subject of dispute between the parties, and the right therein was not definitively established for either party, and it was filed based on the claimant's presumption of a right, and it was subject to...
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