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What is the usual status of an obiter dictum in a judgment?

It may be persuasive but is not normally binding as the ratio It automatically overrides legislation It is binding on every court regardless of level It is the formal order made by the registrar

Correct Answer:

It may be persuasive but is not normally binding as the ratio

Explanation:

An obiter dictum is an observation not essential to the decision. It may be persuasive, especially when made by a senior court, but it is not normally binding precedent.

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