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1 people constitutionally expressed through their elected representatives in the House of Commons , controls both the law - making and the law - executing power , and is , in very fact , the ultimate power in government .
1 people constitutionally expressed through their elected representatives in the House of Commons , controls both the law - making and the law - executing power , and is , in very fact , the ultimate power in government .
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... but the retention of the confidence of Congress is in no way a condition to the retention of office Congress has no such power to depose the executive as has the House of Commons in the English constitutional system .
... but the retention of the confidence of Congress is in no way a condition to the retention of office Congress has no such power to depose the executive as has the House of Commons in the English constitutional system .
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The House of Assembly of Nova Scotia , as it happened , had been dissolved , so that new provincial elections were necessary , and , in order to save expense , it was provided ( 1 ) that such new elections should take place at the same ...
The House of Assembly of Nova Scotia , as it happened , had been dissolved , so that new provincial elections were necessary , and , in order to save expense , it was provided ( 1 ) that such new elections should take place at the same ...
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Stewart , is correct , and , apart from its intrinsic force , it would be hopeless to impugn this , after its approval by the House of Lords , in Whicker v . Hume ( f ) . It was attempted in the argument of this appeal to distinguish ...
Stewart , is correct , and , apart from its intrinsic force , it would be hopeless to impugn this , after its approval by the House of Lords , in Whicker v . Hume ( f ) . It was attempted in the argument of this appeal to distinguish ...
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As a matter of history , parliament , perhaps we should say the House of Commons — has always found means to secure the consent of the Crown to the enactment of laws on which its heart was bent ; and , leaving aside for a moment the ...
As a matter of history , parliament , perhaps we should say the House of Commons — has always found means to secure the consent of the Crown to the enactment of laws on which its heart was bent ; and , leaving aside for a moment the ...
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| Título | The Law of the Canadian Constitution World constitutions illustrated |
| Autor | William Henry Pope Clement |
| Editor | Carswell, 1892 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 26 Oct. 2007 |
| Largo | 672 páginas |
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