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Flawed Judicial Process Can Undermine Even the Most Correct Decision, Emphasizing the Importance of Proper Procedures.

August 14, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

The decision making process is as important as the correctness of the decision itself. Merely because the correctness of the decision appears unquestionable, the serious flaws or gaps in the steps that constitute the judicial decision making process cannot be overlooked. - HC

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