Sources of Law - Constitution

Update: 2020-09-15

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The Constitution is the supreme law of the land. All other laws must be consistent with it or will be deemed null and void. Its provisions have varying degrees of protection by a range of mechanisms, such as, entrenchment, delay procedures, special formulae, special majorities, senate veto and referendum. The approach to interpreting Constitutional rights enforcement has shifted from a negative or restrictive one to a more assertive and positive posture. The Constitution is founded on the principles of separation of power.

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Fair Competition Act - Part 2

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Fair Competition Act 1993 - Part 1

2021-03-2551:52

Sales of Goods Act

2021-03-1655:01

Discharge of Contract and Remedies

2021-03-1201:39:39

The Elements of Contract

2021-02-1702:31:46

Elements of Contract

2021-02-1001:50:00

Elements of Contract

2021-02-0948:16

Vitiating Factors - Part 2 - Misrepresentation

2020-10-1324:18

Vitiating Factors - Part 1 - Mistake

2020-10-1301:10:04

Content of Contract

2020-10-1101:09:16

The Law Relation to Contract - Intention and Capacity

2020-10-0608:14

The Law Relating to Contract - Consideration

2020-10-0631:19

The Law Relating to Contract

2020-10-0647:00

Sources of Law - The System of Courts

2020-09-2243:49

Sources of Law - Judicial Precedent

2020-09-2221:37

Sources of Law - Constitution

2020-09-1530:04

Sources of Law Custom

2020-09-1513:17

Business Law - MGMT2021

2020-09-1510:04

Business Law (Trailer)

2020-10-0600:59

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Sources of Law - Constitution

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Sources of Law - Constitution

Arnaldo Brown

Sources of Law - Constitution