A binding authority does not include considering opinions of trusted newspaper.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Binding authority is a complete source of law that a judge must consider and evaluate while making decision for a case. The judge must make sure that he has followed or evaluated all the points that are assigned in the binding authority and only then he should conclude and make his decision.
But the judge must also not relay on the opinion of trusted newspaper and alter his decision according to that, so considering the opinion of trusted newspaper is not a policy that is included in the binding authority. So we can conclude that answer.
Answer:
the ability to travel off the plantation
Explanation:
its the only one that makes sense
If you receive a radio SOS call that a boat is sinking at 20 degrees south and 100 degrees east, the ocean that you would travel to try to rescue the people is the Indian Ocean.
This is because the location of the boat is in the Indian Ocean, which is located to the west of the northwestern part of Australia, and just south of the central part of Indonesia
Therefore, the quickest to react will be rescuing teams and boats from Australia, East Timor, and Indonesia.
<h3>What is Geography?</h3>
This refers to the field of study that primarily concerns the study of the lands, and features, of the Earth.
Hence, we can see that the letter which is located at 50 degrees north and 120 degrees east is 0 deg, Prime Meridian.
If an airplane crashes at 40 degrees north and 60 degrees east, it is the approximately in the territory of Turkmenistan.
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Answer:
C. When excess capacity exists, cost can increase
Explanation:
The only False statement in all the given four statement is option C that is When excess capacity exists, cost can increase.
Clearly, the above statement is false because when by the principle of economies of scale at higher capacity, the overall cost of production decreases. ( in simple terms, higher the supply, lesser will be the demand.)
