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Thanks for this video. Well explained. You made clarification on ratio decidendi and obiter dicta by differentiating the two.
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Thank you for Explaining the lecture in detail this is so helpful
You’re very welcome – hope you enjoy the rest … it just gets better and better!
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Thank you very much
Very good lecturing!!!
Thank you for that welcome comment 🙂
Lovely lecturing style.
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Thanks Mike for this well explained lecture and also for the introductory aspect of the paper. I never knew that there’s no need to memorize the cases and statutes (i.e. names and dates) until now. Thanks for the clarification.
You’re very welcome! And it’s good to know that at least one student has taken on board that there’s no need to remember the fine details of cases, names nor ‘facts’ nor statute names nor sections.
Well done for spotting that! It’ll save you hours of painful effort trying to remember irrelevant detail :-))
So true Mike as that would have been a fruitless effort of time wasting and loss of energy
thank you very helpful
You’re welcome
Really like it, thank you so much.
Really good lecture thank you so much!
Amazing lecture, explained in detail. Thanks
Thank you sir i have enjoyed the lecture…
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you very much sir, your explanations were easy to understand and fun to listen too!??
Glad you enjoyed them 🙂
The lesson is very helpful. Thank you I answered the test questions by following the link and did well.
That’s good news 🙂
Never understood what Ratio Decidendi until now, thanks.
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Thank you
thanks for this video
Well explained indeed
Thank you sir, well explained!