The Art of Reading and Citing Judgements : Dr. Aditya Sondhi,Senior Advocate

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Am into it just 7 minutes and I already like it. Dependence on case laws can fail because there is almost always another case law at least one, with an opposing view.

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Sir, you have a very good and depth knowledge of citing cases before the courts. Salute you sir..

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Wonderful, eloquently spelt out, the guest makes an excellent argument on his views. We being the judge😅... That is On a lighter note.... Thank u for ure time sir.

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sir thanx for suggestions. your suggestions made me to focus on basic law or to understand the law.

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Great lecture.

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Glad it was helpful!

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A learned advocate. Happy to invest one hour ten minutes

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1.30 Your remark of very less reaction time to locate relevant para in the ongoing court IS essence of this whole lecture to keep gist ready instantly. Highly enriched in content, this video needs at least 2 to 3 hours to visit properly for common persons like me.

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Good one. But one should understand the practical difficulties in SC..seldom do the present day judges take efforts to understand the local laws and practices. Nor do they have an ear for less known lawyers or of high court views. 🤔

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What is the difference between ratio decidendi and obiter dicta?

[@lakshaysharma3680]

Former is the reason on which the judgment is pronounced, latter is the opinion/observation of a particular justice in general.

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Excellent