विच्छेदित (en. Dissected)

Even otherwise, it is settled law that a single line cannot be dissected from a judgment and treated as binding precedent [., (1992) 4 SCC 363 (paragraph 39)].

Before undertaking the exercise of enacting a statute, Parliament can be taken to be aware of the Constitutional principle of judicial review meaning thereby the legislation would be dissected and subjected to microscopic examination.

Thus, the information conveyed in the statement to the police ought to be dissected if necessary so as to admit only the information of the nature mentioned in the section.

The corpses would be dropped down a chute to the basement where the remains would be disposed of in a kiln, or the bodies dissected with parts sold to medical schools.

The principle is that while a Court of law is entitled to accept a part of the evidence of a witness and to reject another part, a pleading cannot be so dissected, but must be taken either as a whole or left alone altogether.

Leaving instructions that his eyes be dissected after his death to confirm or disprove this theory, his assistant, Joseph Ransome, complied.

He urged that of the ID Act is to protect the workman in the dispute from victimization of the employer and the law is well settled on this premise and therefore, the manner in which the Tribunal has dissected the facts and applied the law is impermissible.