Miller No. 1, Prerogative Powers and Parliament | Legal Landmarks

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[@missfarry3222]

Nice and easy to understand. Thank you.

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[@patpearce8221]

This is weird!!!

[@msmrepo3271]

This is full of misrepresentation.
The Courts make the Law of the Land, they check the legality of the legislative law.
We have the common law, statute, customs, and common law being the law of the land.
The UK Constitution tells us we should not have joined, hence all the problems now.
Parliament is not a sovereign lawmaker. Dicy misquoted he even admits Parliament is not sovereign.
The Bill of Rights is the contract and limits legislation making.
Parliamentary sovereignty does not stand up to scrutiny logic history or reason.
Handing power to any foreign power is unlawful.
It's very annoying listening to these people, who are very intelligent but been taught a polluted education on the constitution.