Remark made in court an observation: Ex-CJI
Hindustan Times Ludhiana|December 14, 2024
Unless last word of the court is printed in the judgment, whatever said is just an observation...it has no precedential value DY CHANDRACHUD, ex-CJI
HT Correspondent
Remark made in court an observation: Ex-CJI

NEW DELHI: Former Chief Justice of India Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud has said that a comment made by him in 2022 on the Places of Worship Act, 1991 being no bar to ascertain religious "character" was only an observation and cannot be regarded as a verdict by the court.

Speaking at the India Economic Conclave 2024 organised by Times Network, the former CJI said, "Any discussion in the court has to be understood in the context of a dialogue in the court...To say that an observation or a dialogue in the court is reflective of the position the court would ultimately take would be doing a disservice to the nature of dialogue in the court."

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