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Bhartiya No. 1 (Nationalist)     29 August 2010

Decision changes from case to case, but laws never changes. Even Hon. Justices of Hon. SC had once said that unlike medicine, law too is an inexact science and depends on the judge sitting.  Any decision of HC can be rebutted at SC, even at the same court. Also judges are not obliged to follow the decision in each and every case.

Decision changes like pendulum, even once apex court has observed that “it is wise to correct ourselves than be constantly wrong.” Also see or go thru the following thread.

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Arup (UNEMPLOYED)     29 August 2010

MR ASHUTOSH'

 

"Any decision of HC can be rebutted at SC, even at the same court. Also judges are not obliged to follow the decision in each and every case."

even at the same court?

!!!!!!!

IT IS WRONG.

NO COURT EXCEPT SUPREME COURT CAN CHANGE THEIR PREVIOUS DECISSION.

 

Bhartiya No. 1 (Nationalist)     29 August 2010

In India widespread gender discrimination is there, worse than the caste. Also its’ ranking is India ranks a poor 114th in gender equality” Its’ ranking is slipping with every passing year.

Our law enforcement agencies have failed miserably to protect the right and interest of females. Once India will fail to improve the situation, UN agencies will take up the issue, and already they have taken up the issues and formed a New UN agency to strengthen women’s voice”. International agencies are keeping watch on this “gender discrimination” issue.

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Bhartiya No. 1 (Nationalist)     29 August 2010

case laws and citatations hardly affects any decision/judgements and mainly depends on the notion of the judge sitting. Since,  case laws and citatations  are there in favour of everyone and changes from time to time. So, even lower court is not obliged to follow them.

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