File Material Damage Claim

In legal terms:
- Matter: Refers to the substance or the subject of a dispute, such as the specific facts and issues being litigated. In your case, the "matter" would be the personal injury and material damage claims arising from the accident.

- Title: Refers to the legal standing or authority under which a claim is made. It can also mean the ownership or entitlement to a right or property. In your context, the "title" would be your legal right to file a claim for material damage even after a personal injury claim has been resolved.
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If the judgments differ, it's important to understand the following:
- Different Judgments: Separate claims (material damage and personal injury) can result in different judgments since they address distinct aspects of the incident.
- Appeal: If you believe there is an inconsistency or error, you can consider appealing the judgment.
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You may consider filing a material damage claim separately, but here are key points:
- Res Judicata: Ensure the court has not ruled on the material damage aspect to avoid this issue.
- Fraudulent Consent: If fraudulent consent was involved, consult a lawyer for potential legal actions.
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In legal terms under res judicata:
- Matter: Refers to the specific facts and issues being litigated.
- Parties: The individuals or entities involved in the lawsuit.
- Title: The legal standing or authority under which a claim is made.
If one element is missing, res judicata may not apply, allowing for the possibility of filing a new claim.
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Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
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Thank you for the detailed information. It seems you are dealing with complex legal issues involving res judicata, fraudulent consent, and separate claims for material damage and personal injury. Consulting a local lawyer could provide more precise guidance tailored to your situation. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!

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An advocate found guilty by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) may face various sanctions, including fines, suspension, or being struck off the roll of advocates. However, whether they can pay the decree caused depends on the specific circumstances and court orders.
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In arguing res judicata, the focus is typically on the parties, matter, and title involved in the previous and current cases. If the second respondent was not part of the original case, res judicata may not apply to them.
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You can file a material damage claim separately from a personal injury claim. However, ensure the court has not ruled on the material damage aspect yet. Here's some guidance:
- Res Judicata: Ensure the court has not already addressed the material damage.
- Fraudulent Consent: Consult a lawyer for potential legal actions due to fraudulent consent.
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Here are some key points to consider:
- Res Judicata: Ensure the court has not ruled on the material damage aspect.
- Fraudulent Consent: Seek legal advice for potential actions against fraudulent consent.
- Separate Claims: Material damage claims can be filed separately.
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Here are exceptions to res judicata:
- Fraud or Collusion: If the prior judgment was obtained through fraudulent means.
- Lack of Jurisdiction: If the court lacked jurisdiction in the original case.
- Different Parties: If the parties in the new case differ from those in the original case.
- New Evidence: If new evidence that couldn't be reasonably discovered before becomes available.
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If your claim statement is opposed, the court will review the objections and your response before making a decision. Here are some steps you can take:
- Gather evidence supporting your claim.
- Address any res judicata objections thoroughly.
- Consult a lawyer for detailed guidance.
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If a claim statement is objected but later fraudulently consented to, here are some key points to consider:
- Fraudulent Consent: If consent is obtained fraudulently, it can be grounds to challenge the judgment.
- Legal Action: You may need to seek legal action to set aside the fraudulent consent.
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A head of a magistrates' station can provide administrative support but generally does not intervene in specific legal cases. For legal technical challenges, it's best to consult a lawyer who can offer specialized advice and representation.
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Based on your situation, here are some key points to consider:
- Res Judicata: Ensure the court has not ruled on the material damage aspect to avoid this issue.
- Fraudulent Consent: If fraudulent consent was involved, consult a lawyer for potential legal actions.
- Separate Claims: You can file a material damage claim separately from a personal injury claim.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these points or assistance with appealing the judgment?

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