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Judicial impropriety – Observation of High Court that reference to judicial decisions will not be of much importance was clearly a method adopted by it in avoiding to follow and apply the law as laid down by this Court

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Judicial impropriety – Observation of High Court that reference to judicial decisions will not be of much importance was clearly a method adopted by it in avoiding to follow and apply the law as laid down by this Court

Judicial precedents – Judicial impropriety – Judicial adventurism

Judicial adventurism – Courts cannot “create rights” where none exists nor can they go on making orders which are incapable of enforcement or violative of other laws or settled legal principles.

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