[Solved] A filed an application for confirmation of imperfect or incomplete title over a parcel of land. It was dismissed. Can A re-file the same?

Q.	A filed an application for confirmation of imperfect or incomplete title over a parcel of land. It was dismissed. Can A re-file the same?
A.	No, because of res judicata;
B.	Yes, because the dismissal does not constitute res judicata unless dismissed with prejudice;
C.	No, because the dismissal means that A has not been able to establish his right, hence, the second application is a fishing expedition;
D.	No, because of lack of cause of action.
Answer» B. Yes, because the dismissal does not constitute res judicata unless dismissed with prejudice;

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