1. What are the different forms of res judicata?  In particular, what is Anshun Estoppel and how does it differ from Cause of Action and Issue Estoppel?
2. In determining whether 'Anshun estoppel' applied in Gibbs v Kinna [1998] VSCA 52, what principles were espoused by the Court in relation to determining the question of "unreasonableness" for a party to assert a cause of action in later proceedings?
3. Consider the decision Champerslife Pty Ltd v Manojlovski [2010] NSWCA 33. What was the "fundamental error" emphasized by the Court of Appeal in considering the principle of Anshun estoppel?
4. What is a joinder when might it be used?  Consider the relevant case law discussed.

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Res judicata is a legal doctrine that prevents the same issue or cause of action from being litigated multiple times There are different forms of res ... View the full answer