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Under the doctrine of precedent (stare decisis), which of the following statements best describes the relationship between the Court of Appeal and the High Court in Ireland?

Decisions of the Court of Appeal are binding on the High Court. Decisions of the Court of Appeal are merely persuasive for the High Court. The High Court is bound only by its own previous decisions, not by the Court of Appeal. The High Court can overrule decisions of the Court of Appeal if they are older than ten years.

Correct Answer:

Decisions of the Court of Appeal are binding on the High Court.

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