You are sitting as a judge in the Court of Appeal (Civil Division). Which of the following are you not expressly bound in precedent by?

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The Court of Appeal (Civil Division) is bound by decisions of the Supreme Court and its own past decisions, whether made by two or three judges. However, it is not formally bound by decisions of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, as the Privy Council does not set precedent for UK courts, even though its decisions are highly persuasive.

You Are Sitting as a Judge in the Court of Appeal