Supreme Court of India
Mary Pushpam v. Telvi Curusumary & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration As regards the principles of judicial discipline, if the lower or subordinate Courts could contradict the decisions of higher courts. Headnotes Judicial Discipline – Rule and importance of: Held: Rule of ‘Judicial Discipline and Propriety’ promotes certainty and consistency in judicial decisions providing assurance to individuals as to the consequences of their actions – When a decision of a coordinate Bench of same High court is brought to the notice of the bench, it is to be respected and is binding subject to right of the bench of such co-equal quorum to take a
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