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    Is the court of appeal bound by decisions of the house of lords in terms of precedent?

    Supreme court, although in some cases if a judge is obliged by the circumstances in the case, or feels the supreme court made an huge error, the judge is free to rule against precedent, which would then probably be appealed by the damned party, but sometimes isn't, and the ruling stands as new...
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