Sentence examples for binding on the courts from inspiring English sources
That ruling, however, was not binding on the courts and served only to guide judicial thinking.
"It's not binding on the courts, but they will give it deference," said Ellen Vargyas, a lawyer at the commission.
But the detailed wording of the de Bois amendment makes clear it is actually a sentencing guideline, which is not binding on the courts.
However, the statute is silent and this is merely a gloss on words used in the statute itself, which is not binding on the courts.
That's not legally binding on the courts, though, and that has made for some contradictory rulings from Maryland judges — a tendency that is clearest so far in the realm of divorce.
There is a practice of long standing for belligerents, at the outbreak of war, to enact prize law through statutory legislation; such enactments are presumed to be declaratory of international law but are, in any event, binding on the courts.
We do not wish to express the view that an agreement for the issuance of an injunction, if and when a stipulated state of facts arises in the future, is binding on the court to that extent.
The report by Judge Peter E. Doyne is not binding on the court, but it raises the prospect that the justices could once again order the state to direct more money to poor schools.
Because they are not binding on the court, custody arrangements and child support are rarely part of prenuptial agreements, and are often used by the less-moneyed spouse as leverage in negotiations.
While an AG's opinion is not binding on the court, it is highly influential and the court frequently accords with it.
