The Supreme Court decided that a particular contractual clause was invalid. A District Court later hears a case involving the same clause and similar facts. The defendant argues that the District Court may reach a different conclusion., The Bombay High Court has interpreted a consumer-protection provision in favour of consumers. The same issue subsequently arises before a lower court in Delhi, but the Delhi High Court has not yet decided the matter., Two benches of equal strength in the same High Court have delivered conflicting decisions on whether electronic records satisfy a particular legal requirement. The issue comes before another bench of equal strength., A judge decides that a school’s dismissal of a teacher was unlawful because the mandatory hearing procedure was not followed. The judge additionally observes that all schools should consider introducing mediation programmes., A UAE-based company brings a contractual claim before an Indian court. The company relies on a favourable decision of another Indian High Court, while the opposing party relies on a binding decision of the High Court exercising jurisdiction over the present court., A lawyer relies on a pre-Independence Privy Council judgment. However, a later Supreme Court judgment establishes a different legal principle on the same issue.

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