Facts of the Case In a criminal matter, a trial court (lower court) convicted the accused. Aggrieved by the conviction, two separate appeals were filed […]
Tag: Judicial Discipline
A High Court decides a case, ignoring an earlier decision of the Supreme Court, stating that the decision of the Supreme Court was obiter dicta without a binding force. As a result there is an inconsistency between decisions of High Court and the Supreme Court. Is the decision of the Supreme Court assuming that it was obiter dicta
Facts of the Case A High Court decided a legal dispute by ignoring an earlier decision of the Supreme Court of India. The High Court […]
Binding nature of precedent
Meaning of the Binding Nature of Precedent The binding nature of precedent refers to the legal principle that decisions of higher courts are mandatory and […]
