Court Determinations Binding

In Simple Terms

Once a court or tribunal makes a final decision in a case where you were involved, you can't argue against the facts they determined. This rule applies once any appeals have been exhausted and the decision is final.

• Court or tribunal decisions are binding on all parties involved
• You cannot dispute the facts that were determined in the court's ruling
• This only applies once the decision is final and no appeals are pending
• Protects the integrity of the legal process by preventing re-litigation of settled facts