Obiter dictum | Case Reference

Obiter dictum-The observation in the case of ACC vs Dr Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir 62 DLR (AD) 290 in Para 41 is an obiter dicta which is not binding upon the parties. The observation made in Para 42 are wrong in principle and misconceived in law and, as such, the observations of this Division in the reported decision cannot be justified in the facts and circumstances of the case and the relevant provisions of law and, as such, these observations have no legal basis. Moudud Ahmed vs State, 68 DLR (AD) 118

Obiter dictum-Some of the obser- vations in paragraph 44 and 45 do not reflect the correct principle of law and all these observations made in paragraph 44 and 45 are obiter dictum and some of the observations do not depicit the correct principle of law and cannot be justified by the relevant provisions of law. Moudud Ahmed vs State, 68 DLR (AD) 118

Obiter dictum-The observation in the case of ACC vs Dr Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir 62 DLR (AD) 290 in Para 41 is an obiter dicta which is not binding upon the parties. The observation made in Para 42 are wrong in principle and misconceived in law and, as such, the observations of this Division in the reported decision cannot be justified in the facts and circumstances of the case and the relevant provisions of law and, as such, these observations have no legal basis. Moudud Ahmed vs State, 68 DLR (AD) 118

Obiter dictum-Some of the obser- vations in paragraph 44 and 45 do not reflect the correct principle of law and all these observations made in paragraph 44 and 45 are obiter dictum and some of the observations do not depicit the correct principle of law and cannot be justified by the relevant provisions of law. Moudud Ahmed vs State, 68 DLR (AD) 118