A decision given in ignorance of terms of statute or of a rule having the force of the statute is
Verified Answer
A. Decision which is void
B. Binding as judicial precedent
C. A decision per incuriam
D. None of above
Explanation:
A decision 'per incuriam' (literally, 'through inadvertence') is a decision made without due regard to a statutory provision or a binding precedent. Such a decision is generally not considered binding as a precedent.