High Court In Australia

The High Court of Australia was established by the Federal Government and the Commonwealth Parliament delegate’s power to the Judiciary Act 1903. The High Court is evidently the highest court, most superior and final court of appeal in Australia. Section 73 outlines the role of the High Court; appeals from all other superior federal and state courts, in all branches of law, except federal constitutional law. In other words the High Court hears appeals and applies the constitution when relevant to sole disputes. When no other avenue is present the High Court can establish case law to solve an outcome in a case. Case law is then develops into a binding precedent, which means all other courts in Australia (all below courts) must follow this new