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Cooper v Resch [1987] JLR 428 (10 February 1988)

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Holding and result

Chose jugee binds parties to previous decisions on issues and all matters reasonably connected, but does not apply where an undertaking precludes a court decision on the issue.

Court disposition

not specified

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Material facts

Parties

Cooper

Applicant

Resch

Respondent

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Civil / Judgment

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Questions and positions

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Party arguments

Applicant
The applicant contends that the respondent is bound by a previous decision on the issue and all matters reasonably connected with it under the doctrine of chose jugee.
Respondent
The respondent argues that an undertaking was given which precluded the court from making a decision on the issue, so chose jugee does not apply.

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  1. 01

    common law

    A party is bound by a previous decision on an issue and all matters reasonably treated as properly connected with it under the doctrine of chose jugee.

  2. 02

    common law

    Chose jugee does not apply if a party gives an undertaking which precludes the court from making a decision on the issue.

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Ratio decidendi

Chose jugee binds parties to previous decisions on issues and all matters reasonably connected, but does not apply where an undertaking precludes a court decision on the issue.

Court disposition

not specified

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[1987] JLR 428

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