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1 The British Constitution
Rule of Law

2 Absence of Arbitrariness Supremacy of Ordinary Law
Rule of Law Absence of Arbitrariness Supremacy of Ordinary Law

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6 Lord Hewart New Despotism, 1929

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12 In emergency period individual rights are fringed upon, Regulation
Limitations In emergency period individual rights are fringed upon, Regulation 18 B Crown Proceedings Act, 1947 special privileges to the government employee, ambassadors enjoy immunity, rich people have special arrangement Rights are not created by the judiciary alone, Magna Carta, 1215, Bill of Rights, Statutory laws are examples of rights by other means.

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