- Si quis cum totum petiisset partem petat, exceptio rei judicatae vocet
- If anyone sue for a part when he should have sued for the whole, the judgment is res adjudicata. Faurie v Pitot (La) 2 Mart 83.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
Si quis cum totum petiisset partem petat, exceptio rei judicatae vocet
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si quis cum totum petiisset partem petat, exceptio rei judicatae vocet — /say kwis kam towtam petiyisat partam petat, aksepsh(iy)ow riyay juwdakeytiy vowsat/ If a party, when he should have sued for an entire claim, sues only for a part, the judgment is res judicata against another suit … Black's law dictionary
