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What does "Ratio Decidendi" generally imply?
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What does "Ratio Decidendi" generally imply?

A.

Reason for decision alone

B.

Principles laid down in the case alone

C.

Both (1) and (2)

D.

Observations and opinions

Correct option is C

"Ratio Decidendi" refers to the legal reasoning or principle on which a court’s decision is based. It includes both the reason for the decision and the principles laid down in the case, making option (3) the correct choice.

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