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When is a lawsuit considered inadmissible due to prior adjudication?

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A lawsuit is considered inadmissible due to prior adjudication if its subject matter and cause of action have been decided by a previous final judgment, even if the subsidiary claims or the contractual provisions relied upon differ, as long as they all arise from the same contractual event.

A lawsuit is considered inadmissible due to prior adjudication if its subject matter and cause of action have been decided by a previous final judgment, even if the subsidiary claims or the contractual provisions relied upon differ, as long as they all arise from the same contractual event.
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المادة السادسة والسبعون من نظام المرافعات الشرعية الصادر بالمرسوم الملكي رقم م /1 بتاريخ 22/ 01/ 1435هـ

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