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Extra-Constitutional Notions in Australian Constitutional Law
Australia has, mercifully, been spared from revolutionary changes of grundnorm or “rules of recognition”, with their consequential appeals to “necessity”, of the sort which have plagued courts in Pakistan, lJganda, Ghana, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, the Seychelles and Grenada, among others. But that has not meant that arguments based upon extra-constitutional powers and prohibitions have been absent from Australian constitutional jurisprudence. Human ingenuity being what it is, commentators and even judges, undaunted by the absence of a tenable constitutional argument, have occasionally resorted to ext…
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