Decision, judicial persuasive

Previous court decisions are looked to for guidance. English law has developed a strong doctrine of judicial precedent, so that some decisions must be followed in subsequent cases. Other precedents are persuasive. To operate this doctrine of judicial precedent it is necessary to know ... 

Decisions of the superior courts which are not binding are persuasive judicial decisions of other common law countries (see below 1.14, para. 2) are also persuasive. The judgements of inferior courts are mostly on questions of fact and are not strict precedents. 

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