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The law declared by the Supreme court shall be binding on all courts within the territory of India.
The term ‘law declared’ means not only the ratio decidendi of a decision but it includes an obiter dictum also provided it is upon a point raised and argued.
Every statement contained in a judgement of the Supreme Court has the binding effect.
None of the above.
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