The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled against Defendant in a product liability lawsuit. The defendant filed an appeal with the Michigan Supreme Court who decided not to hear the case. This Select one:
a. means that the Court of Appeal’s decision is the law in Michigan.
b. means that the Supreme Court's decision is a decision on the merits that has value as a precedent.
c. means the Supreme Court has violated its mandate.
d. means the Supreme Court made a decision on the merits which has no value as precedent.
The supreme court may takes decision whether to hear a case from the lower court or not based on the doctrine of precedent. This means if many similar cases in the past have been given the same decision by lower courts and were also rejected to be heard by the Supreme Court, then the Supreme Court may decide to reject the hearing of such case. This decision is based on certain facts and previous judicial decision pronounced.
Answer: b
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The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled against Defendant in a product liability lawsuit. The defendant filed...
The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled against Defendant in a product liability lawsuit. The defendant filed an appeal with the Michigan Supreme Court who decided not to hear the case. This Select one: a. means that the Court of Appeal’s decision is the law in Michigan. b. means that the Supreme Court's decision is a decision on the merits that has value as a precedent. c. means the Supreme Court has violated its mandate. d. means the Supreme Court made...
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