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Many thanks,

It had seemed to me that to always lock oneself into a concrete situation,
without providing any other options for particularly difficult circumstances
would seem like a recipe for an illogically rigid structure.  Somehow that
did not fully equate with stability in a changing society, particularly in
such a varied area as DP.

Ian W

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> Tony Bowden
> Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 8:49 AM
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> Subject: Re: OIC and Durant
> 
> 
> On Fri, Jan 16, 2004 at 08:20:15PM -0000, Ian Welton wrote:
> > > Unfortunately the Court of Appeal isn't really allowed to 
> change its 
> > > mind; its past decisions are binding on itself. This 
> decision would 
> > > now have to be overturned by the House of Lords.
> > What would happen if the Court of Appeal made a decision 
> which was not 
> > compliant with the Human Rights Act?
> 
> My memory on all this stuff is pretty hazy - hopefully one of 
> the lawyers on the list will step in and give you the proper answer.
> 
> In theory this is one of the exemptions to the CA being 
> binding on itself. However, I would imagine that this is only 
> rally used in practice for judgments that were first made 
> before the introduction of HRA.
> 
> Tony
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