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The decisions of a High Court are binding on all the subordinate courts and tribunals within its Jurisdiction.
The decisions of one High Court have only a persuasive value in a court which is within the jurisdiction of another High Court. But o such decision is in conflict with any decision of the High Court within whose jurisdiction that court is situated, it has no value and the decision of that High Court is binding on the court.
Both (a) and (b)
None of these.
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