Parliament Flashcards

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What three elements makeup AV Dicey’s classic definition of Parliamentary supremacy?

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(a) Parliament may enact or repeal laws on any subject; (b) no Parliament may be bound by its predecessor or bind a successor; (c) No other person or body (but especially a court of law) may question the validity of an Act of Parliament.

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Statute may override international law

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Cheney

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3
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Statute may override Constitutional conventions

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Madzimbamuto and Jonathan Cape

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4
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Statute may operate retrospectively

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Burmah Oil

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Statute may abolish or curtail aspects of the Royal Prerogative

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De Keyser’s Royal Hotel and Fire Brigade Union

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What is implied repeal?

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That a later Act of Parliament can be said to impliedly repeal an earlier Act to the extent of any inconsistency between the two (Ellen Street Estates).

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