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Difference between obiter dictum and ratio decidendi

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· Obiter dicta are of little legal authority.: At best they amount only to persuasive precedent. ... Difference Between 'Ratio Decidendi' and `Obiter Dicta' —The term 'ratio decidendi' contains the law in the precedent. 'Obiter dicta' are of little legal authority. At best they amount to persuasive precedents.

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