Supreme Court confirms state is liable when Parliament enacts unconstitutional laws

The Supreme Court of Canada has confirmed the federal government does not have absolute immunity from liability when Parliament enacts laws that are later overturned as unconstitutional.

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Jul 19 2024
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Supreme Court confirms state is liable when Parliament enacts unconstitutional laws

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