Question
What does the term "res judicata" mean in the context of
the Civil Procedure Code?Solution
"Res judicata" is a legal principle that prevents the same matter from being relitigated once it has been finally adjudicated by a competent court. As per S.11 of CPC a matter which is already decided and hit by the doctrine of Res judicata cannot be filed in the court of law.
As per the behavioural theory of decision making by Herbert Simon, there are three essential stages in the act of problem solving and decision making . ...
Under bounded rationality, one of the limiting factors for making optimal decisions is information imperfection. What does information imperfection mean?
Which of the following gave a decision-making model that is based on situational leadership that considers three factors of decision quality, subordinat...
Which of the following statement is incorrect?
