urt of Appeal is the next highest and its decisions are binding on all courts except the House of Lords even though if it considers them to be wrong. In Young v Bristol Aeroplane Co Ltd (1944), the Court of Appeal (civil division) held that it was bound by its own previous decisions subject to the exceptions that when there are two conflicting decisions it must decide which to follow or reject, and where a decision of its own has been impliedly overruled by the House of Lords and the previ
             ...