Practice and Procedure – Judicial propriety – General observations by High Court deprecated
Practice and Procedure – Judicial propriety - General observations - We advise the High Courts not to make general observations ...
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Tag: Judicial impropriety
Judicial precedent – Judicial propriety – It is the solemn duty of the court to apply the correct law without waiting for an objection to be raised by a party.
Judicial precedent – Judicial propriety – It is the solemn duty of the court to apply the correct law without ...
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 - It is unfortunate that the High Court did not consider it necessary to refer to various judicial ...
Judicial precedents – Judicial impropriety – Judicial adventurism
Judicial precedents - Judicial impropriety - Judicial adventurism - It is unfortunate, that notwithstanding the authoritative pronouncements of this Court, ...
