PUBLIC LAW L4 - Sources of Law - RULE OF PRECEDENT SITUATIONS Flashcards
Who is the Supreme Court’s decision binding to and subject to what? (2)
All inferior courts - CoA, High Court, Upper Tribunal, First Tier Tribunal, Family Court, County Court, Crown Court and Magistrate’s Court- and itself subject to 1966 Practice Statement.
Who is the Court of Appeal binding to and subject to what? (2)
All inferior courts - High Court, Upper Tribunal, First Tier Tribunal, Family Court, County Court, Crown Court and Magistrates’ Court - and itself, subject to Young V BA exceptions)
Who is the High Court binding to? (1)
All inferior courts, and itself - unless there is powerful reason to depart.
Who is the Upper Tribunal binding to? (1)
The First Tier Tribunal, inferior courts and itself.
Who is the First Tier Tribunal binding to? (1)
Not binding, but may be persuasive.
Who is the Family Court binding to? (1)
Not binding.
Who is the County Court binding to? (1)
Not binding.
Who is the Crown Court binding to? (1)
Not binding.
Who is the Magistrates’ Court binding to? (1)
Not binding.