Is there a judgment clarifying difference between 'should have' and 'must have'?

Is there any court judgment that clarifies the difference between 'should have' and 'must have'? For reference, there is a judgment in a similar matter in the case of Rajbeer Singh vs. State of Punjab, where the court stated that 'should have' is directory, whereas 'must have' is mandatory. For reference there is judgment in similar matter in the case of RAJBEER SINGH VS STATE OF PUNJAB ' where court has said that 'should have' is directory whereas 'must have' is mandatory.

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Advocate By LEAD INDIA Answered: 28 Jan 2025

Sir, to understand the difference between "must have" and "should have," you can refer to judgments available on the internet. These terms are often used in legal contexts, with "must have" being mandatory and "should have" being a recommendation or guideline. Consult your lawyer for specific case-related advice. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
 

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