Sentence examples for remains binding from inspiring English sources
That precedent "remains binding until the Supreme Court provides contrary guidance," the appeals court said.
This left in place the Ninth Circuit's decision in Edwards, which remains binding authority that this Court must apply, as it does here.
In summary, our general rule that § 109(a) refers "only to copies legally made... in the United States," id., is not clearly irreconcilable with Quality King, and, therefore, remains binding precedent.
That novel idea like the ideas of U.S. lands that would never be states and U.S. people with less than full constitutional rights—ripened into conventional wisdom and, eventually, similar doctrine that remains binding today.
Although the Supreme Court declined at the time to review that decision, it remains binding as precedent on the appeals court, which is why the appeals court used nondelegation rather than statutory analysis to reach the result of invalidating the 1997 standards.
It simply declared that "this matter is controlled by the United States Supreme Court decision in Planned Parenthood v. Casey," a decision that "remains binding on this court until and unless the United States Supreme Court holds to the contrary".
Should the condominium officers follow particular procedures to insure that the age restriction remains legally binding?
What advocates had hoped would be a continuing effort has turned into a one-time mandate, and it is not even clear whether, with the expiration of the old law, that mandate remains legally binding.
"This resolution remains the binding international legal framework for the resolution of the dispute about the Iranian nuclear programme," the statement read.
In other cases that involved BDSM, though, lower courts have "more or less ignored Welch since it was decided in 1995," though it remains the binding precedent in Ontario, Busby, who specializes in the law around consent, said.
"The Convention remains a binding standard for the 191 countries who have ratified it", said Ms. Jo Becker, spokesperson for the Caucus.
