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2020-07-21 05:27:05.0
A judgment must be held binding for the propositions which it decides, and not for the propositions which logically flow from it, Rohatgi says, referring to the decision in (2008) 16 SCC 14 (para 7).
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2020-07-21 05:27:05.0
A judgment must be held binding for the propositions which it decides, and not for the propositions which logically flow from it, Rohatgi says, referring to the decision in (2008) 16 SCC 14 (para 7).