Under this doctrine, once a court decision is made in a case with a given set of facts, the courts tend to adhere to the principle thus established and apply it to future cases involving similar facts.This practice provides enough continuity of decision making that many disputes can be settled out of court by referring to previous decisions.Identify this doctrine.
A)Uberrimae fidei
B)Stare decisis
C)Ukteye getirmek
D)Ratio decidendi
E)Obiter dictum

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Stare decisis is the legal principle of determining points in litigation according to precedent. It ensures consistency and predictability in the law by adhering to principles established in previous cases.

Under This Doctrine, Once a Court Decision Is Made in a Case