Give incorrect response :

I.        The decisions of a Federal Court are binding on the High Courts only so long as they have not been overruled by the Supreme court.

II.       Pre-constitution decisions of a Privy council are binding on all the High Courts unless they conflict with any decision of the supreme Court.

III.      If there is any conflict between a Pre-constitution Privy Council decision and a Federal Court decision. It is the decision of the Privy Council that would prevail. Of the above statements.