Decision of one High Court have only a _________ value in a court within the jurisdiction of another High Court.

voluntary

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mandatory

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persuasive

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All of the above

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Solution

The correct option is B persuasive
Decision of one High Court is not binding on other High Court and have persuasive value only.However, it is binding on all subordinate courts and tribunals.

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Decision of one High Court have only a _________ value in a court within the jurisdiction of another High Court.

The correct option is B persuasiveDecision of one High Court is not binding on other High Court and have persuasive value only.However, it is binding on all subordinate courts and tribunals.

The correct option is B persuasive
Decision of one High Court is not binding on other High Court and have persuasive value only.However, it is binding on all subordinate courts and tribunals.