Constitutional and Administrative Law

CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTERATIVE LAW
CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTERATIVE LAW

LAW 113
ASSIGNMENT 2 WORD COUNT:
DATE: 4/15/2013
LAW 113
ASSIGNMENT 2 WORD COUNT:
DATE: 4/15/2013
HON, CHRISTIAN SESUGH.

HON, CHRISTIAN SESUGH.

Name: Christian Hon Student ID: 129014465
Module Code: Law 113
Assignment title/ question:
Submission Deadline: 15 April, 2013.
Word Count:
"This assessment consists of my own work, save that any part which is not my own work has been cited as such and attributed to the author. I am aware that University regulations relating to plagiarism apply. No component of this work has been submitted in support of any application for another qualification in this University or elsewhere."

Signed:

Checklist (In the order it should appear in your submission).
Completed front cover
Table of cases:
A list of all the cases you have referred to in your assignment. You must include the full case citation. Example: Partridge v Crittenden [1968] 1 W.L.R. 1204
Table of statutes: A list of all the legislation you have referred to. Example: Criminal Evidence Act 1898
Assignment:
The main body of the assignment should be at least 1.5 line spaced to allow for marking (double line spaced maximum). Work must be in one of the following fonts: Times New Roman, Arial, Cambria or Calibri. Work must be font size 11 or 12.
Bibliography
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TABLE OF CASES

TABLE OF STATUTE

INTRODUCTION
In the United Kingdom’s (UK) uncodified constitution, parliament and acts of parliament are the supreme form of law. This concept or idea of Parliament been the highest form of law in the UK is known as Parliamentary Sovereignty. In the UK, Parliamentary Sovereignty is a concept that developed or has its origins in common law (ref). Parliament has not always been the dominant law making body in the UK.

Bibliography: Turnitin Receipt: This appears on screen after you submit the assignment. If you don’t have your receipt or could not submit via Turnitin you must ensure you comply with all other hand in requirements and contact your module leader immediately. Electronic Copy Saved All students must save an electronic copy of all assessments. TABLE OF CASES TABLE OF STATUTE INTRODUCTION In the United Kingdom’s (UK) uncodified constitution, parliament and acts of parliament are the supreme form of law. This concept or idea of Parliament been the highest form of law in the UK is known as Parliamentary Sovereignty. In the UK, Parliamentary Sovereignty is a concept that developed or has its origins in common law (ref). Parliament has not always been the dominant law making body in the UK.