THE RES IUDICATA PRINCIPLE IN THE COLOMBIAN CONSTITUCIONAL JURISPRUDENCE AND THE ESTOPPEL PRINCIPLE IN THE COMMON LAW

Nisimblat, Nattan

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NISIMBLAT, Nattan. THE RES IUDICATA PRINCIPLE IN THE COLOMBIAN CONSTITUCIONAL JURISPRUDENCE AND THE ESTOPPEL PRINCIPLE IN THE COMMON LAW. Vniversitas [online]. 2009, n.118, pp.247-271. ISSN 0041-9060.

The res iudicata principle has its origin in the ancient roman law. Today, the constitutional jurisprudence has placed limitations and directives to its application, in order to preserve the real need for juridical security

Keywords : legal actions; legal administration; legal procedure; judicial procedure; legal decisions; rights and privileges; comparative law; common law; constitutional history; roman law; jurisprudence; rule of law; constitutional law.

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