SRA Samples
In an appeal before the Court of Appeal, the appellant relies in argument on an earlier decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC), which indicates that the appeal should be allowed.
The respondent relies in argument on an earlier decision of the Court of Appeal which indicates that the appeal should not be allowed.
How should the Court of Appeal treat the two decisions to which it has been referred?
In an appeal before the Court of Appeal, the appellant relies in argument on an earlier decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC), which indicates that the appeal should be allowed.
The respondent relies in argument on an earlier decision of the Court of Appeal which indicates that the appeal should not be allowed.
How should the Court of Appeal treat the two decisions to which it has been referred?
The court should consider itself bound by the earlier decision of the Court of Appeal.
B - The court should consider itself bound by the earlier decision of the Court of Appeal.
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