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Ratio decidendi refers to:

ARemarks made by a judge without legal effect

BThe rationale or reason for a court's decision, which is legally binding

CA minor detail in a case

DA new law made by the court

Answer:

B. The rationale or reason for a court's decision, which is legally binding

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ELEMENTS OF JUDGEMENT

  1. RATIO DECIDENDI

  • Rationale/reason for the decision

  • binding

  1. OBITER DICTUM

  • remarks or observations made by a judge

  • persuasive effect

  • normal statement that may help one in understanding the circumstances which led to the decision of the court


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