Judicial Precedent
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| Donoghue v Stevenson | HL established the principle that a manufacturer owes a consumer a duty of care
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| R v R | Marital rape case - HL changed outdated law & followed CA's reasoning
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| R v Gotts | Attempted murder - followed obiter from R v Howe
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| DPP v Smith | ABH Ponytail - original precedent
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| R v Davis | Anonymous witness rule - overruled by statute
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| London St Tramways v LCC | HL bound by itself from 1898
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| Austin v Mayor of Southwark | Practice Statement applies to Supreme Court
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| Herrington v BRB | Duty owed to trespassers - overruled Addie v Dumbreck
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| R v Shivpuri | Overruled Anderton v Ryan - attempts
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| R v G & R | Overruled R v Caldwell - recklessness
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| Miliangos | Denning ignored Havana Railways. HL agreed with argument but said CA should follow HL precedent
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| Young v Bristol Aeroplane | 3 scenarios where CA can avoid its own precedents
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| Rickards v Rickards | CA ignores precedent set per incuriam
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| Davis v Johnson | HL approved Young v Bristol Aeroplane
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| Gould | CA criminal division has more flexibility
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| Willers v Joyce | Privy Council may now bind/overrule English courts
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| Balfour v Balfour | Distinguished in Merritt v Merritt
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| Merritt v Merritt | Distinguished Balfour v Balfour
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