The Irish Constitution
The Irish Constitution
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The example of S. Africa may be taken. In S. Africa the law in force is Roman-Dutch law, not the English Common Law. It has therefore proved that the Judicial Committee has been required to handle an instrument with which it is unfamiliar. The same will apply in Ireland, where it has already proved, notoriously, that the principles of the law known familiarly as " Brehon law" have worked in opposition to the black-letter pre- cedents of English law.
In addition to this, however, it is to be rem...embered that the lawyers composing the Judicial Committee are obviously unfamiliar with the principles underlying the structure of our Constitution, since they are quite unlike rh
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The example of S. Africa may be taken. In S. Africa the law in force is Roman-Dutch law, not the English Common Law. It has therefore proved that the Judicial Committee has been required to handle an instrument with which it is unfamiliar. The same will apply in Ireland, where it has already proved, notoriously, that the principles of the law known familiarly as " Brehon law" have worked in opposition to the black-letter pre- cedents of English law.
In addition to this, however, it is to be rem...embered that the lawyers composing the Judicial Committee are obviously unfamiliar with the principles underlying the structure of our Constitution, since they are quite unlike rh
What to read after The Irish Constitution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darrell Figgis to read onlineMoreLess
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