Which of the following are not persuasive precedents?
A) Decisions of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
B) Decisions of the Scottish and Northern Irish courts.
C) Decisions of courts of lower status.
D) A decision of the Court of Appeal (when considered by the High Court).

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A decision of the Court of Appeal is binding on the High Court, not merely persuasive.

Which of the Following Are Not Persuasive Precedents