“The authority of the rules of the Constitution is the same as that of any other
law” explain the statement.
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The constitution is the supreme law of the country. ... The rules laid down in the constitution are the bases on which all the other laws are framed. Hence, it follows that all the constitutional rules have the same authority, perhaps even greater, as any other law of the country.
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The constitution is the supreme law of the country. The rules laid down in the constitution are the basis on which all the other laws are framed. Hence, it follows that all the constitutional rules have the same authority, perhaps even greater, as any other law of the country
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