A representation is NOT admissible if:

This question addresses the admissibility criteria for representations, focusing on principles of judicial economy and preventing vexatious litigation. The foundational concept is res judicata or the principle against re-litigating already decided matters.

• Correct Answer: A similar representation was already dismissed. This is accurate because legal systems generally prevent the re-filing of claims that have already been heard and dismissed, to ensure finality and prevent abuse of process.
• It is filed by an advocate: Filing by an advocate is generally permissible and often encouraged for proper legal representation, not a ground for inadmissibility.
• It challenges the power of an EO: Challenging the power or actions of an Executive Officer (EO) is often the very purpose of a representation, making this admissible.
• It includes an affidavit: An affidavit provides sworn evidence and typically strengthens a representation, making it more admissible, not less.