1. Which of the following statements accurately relects the doctrine of precedent?
a) Cases with similar facts should be decided in a similar manner.
b) All previous decisions must be followed except if they lead to an absurd result.
c) Cases must be similar to previous decisions or they cannot be heard.
d) Cases on diferent facts should be decided in a similar manner.
2. Which of the following is the main advantages of the doctrine of precedent?
a) he use of precedent promotes consistency in the law.
b) Precedent may not be relevant to today's circumstances but still has to be followed.
c) Precedent may require an Act of Parliament to change.
d) Precedent is slow to respond to community changes.