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Promoting Harmony
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When a question arises for consideration by the Court, no judgment can be cited as a precedent howsoever similar the facts may be
Rudrappa Ramappa Jainpur and others vs State of Karnataka
Supreme Court
02/08/2004
Appeal (crl.) 1026-1027 of 2003
About/from the judgment:
It is true that when such a question arises for consideration by the Court, no judgment can be cited as a precedent howsoever similar the facts may be. As was observed by this Court in Pandurang and others vs. State of Haryana : AIR 1955 SC 216 each case must rest on its own facts and the mere similarity of the facts in one case cannot be used to determine a conclusion of fact in another.
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