Motif
finality of settled dispute
finality_of_settled_dispute
A motif of the Sacred Law and Social Order family. Every row below is a tagged passage; each rests on a quote in its source text.
2 occurrences
1 traditions
buddhist
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Vinaya Texts, Part III: The Kullavagga IV-XII (Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 20) IT, 14, 29. / IY, 14, 30. / KULLAVAGGA. / IV, 14 , 34) THE SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES.; lines 2872-2891 confidence: medium
When a legal question has been settled, a disputant’s reopening of it is a Pācittiya; if one who conveyed consent complains of the decision, the complaint is a Pācittiya.
The rule treats reopening a settled legal question or complaining after consent as a Pācittiya.
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Vinaya Texts, Part III: The Kullavagga IV-XII (Sacred Books of the East, Vol. 20) IV, 14, 19- THE SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES. / JOJLLAVAGGA. / IV, 14, 20. THE SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES. / VULLAVAGGA.; lines 2315-2356 confidence: high
If a dispute has been settled in this way and a disputant reopens the question, that reopening is a Pācittiya offence.
The passage states that reopening a dispute after it has been settled is a Pācittiya offence.
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