Question
The latin maxim ‘obiter dicta’ means
Solution
Obiter Dicta Latin for “things said by the way” – observations by a judge or court about a point of law which may be interesting but do not form part of the decision in the case. An obiter dictum does not have precedential value and is not binding on other courts.
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