13 Sep 2022

The English High Court has considered abuse of process (res judicata in the wider sense, or Henderson v Henderson abuse) on three occasions in as many months.

Before looking at those cases it is helpful to remind ourselves of the relevant law on res judicata, which is now well settled.

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