Difference between revisions of "Case law"
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| − | Case law is law established by previous decisions of appellate courts and, if there are no [[appellate]] decisions on the subject matter, then by any court. [[category:legal terms]] | + | '''Case law''' is law established by previous decisions of appellate courts and, if there are no [[appellate]] decisions on the subject matter, then by any court. [[category:legal terms]] |
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Case law is law established by previous decisions of appellate courts and, if there are no appellate decisions on the subject matter, then by any court.
