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... Queen in Parliament in making laws obeys no one habitually , the subordinate lawmakers keep within limits statutorily prescribed and so may be said in making law to be agents of the Queen in Parliament . If they did not do so we should ...
... Queen in Parliament in making laws obeys no one habitually , the subordinate lawmakers keep within limits statutorily prescribed and so may be said in making law to be agents of the Queen in Parliament . If they did not do so we should ...
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... Queen in Parliament enacts is law for ( inter alia ) the colony . At the end of the period of development we find that the ultimate rule of recognition has shifted , for the legal competence of the Westminster Parliament to legislate ...
... Queen in Parliament enacts is law for ( inter alia ) the colony . At the end of the period of development we find that the ultimate rule of recognition has shifted , for the legal competence of the Westminster Parliament to legislate ...
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Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart. formula ' Whatever the Queen in Parliament enacts is law ' is an adequate expression of the rule as to the legal competence of Parliament , and is accepted as an ultimate criterion for the identification of ...
Herbert Lionel Adolphus Hart. formula ' Whatever the Queen in Parliament enacts is law ' is an adequate expression of the rule as to the legal competence of Parliament , and is accepted as an ultimate criterion for the identification of ...
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PERSISTENT QUESTIONS | 1 |
LAWS COMMANDS AND ORDERS | 18 |
THE VARIETY OF LAWS | 26 |
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