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In which case Lord M.R. Denning Said ?
“I do not think we are bound by prior decisions of our own, or at any rate, not absolutely bound. We are not fettered as it was once thought. It was a self-imposed limitation ; and we who imposed it can also remove it. The House of Lords have done it. So why should not we do like-wise. We should be just as free no more and no less to depart from a prior precedent of our own as in a like case is the House of Lords or judge of first instance”.
R.V. Taylor
Yound Vs. Bristol Aeroplane Co. Ltd. Case
Gallie Vs. Lee and another case
London Street Transways Co. Vs. L.C.C. case
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