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Can consider and apply case law not cited before it – better ...


Courts may use uncited case law but should allow parties to address it to maintain fairness and transparency.

October 31, 2011

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Can consider and apply case law not cited before it – better course would be to provide further opportunity of hearing the parties. - Article

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