In a Court Case, "Dictum" or "Dicta" Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

In a court case, "dictum" or "dicta" is:

• A)a statement or remark that is not necessary tosupport the court's decision
• B)the legal concept that bars relitigation on the same set of facts
• C)a judgment that reverses the determination of a jury
• D)none of these are correct

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Definitions:

Business Relationships

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Brokerage Fees

Charges levied by a broker for executing transactions or providing specialized services.

Common Stock

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Accrued Interest

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