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How often Constitutional remedies is asked

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papers asked it
avg 16 marks · last May 2021

Worth 2–10 marks when it appears as a written question, plus 4 multiple-choice items.

Where it was asked

The questions

  1. May/Jun 2016, QA62 marks · multiple choice

    Is reading in a constitutional remedy that is used to remedy an omission in a statutory provision?

  2. May/Jun 2016, QA72 marks · multiple choice

    Is a declaration of invalidity a constitutional remedy that has attained a prominent position in constitutional law, meaning that the law in its entirety is unconstitutional?

  3. May/Jun 2016, Q3.110 marks

    Explain whether reading down qualifies as a constitutional remedy, and set out how it differs from the remedies of severance and reading in.

  4. Oct/Nov 2015, Q3.110 marks

    Explain two ways in which the courts may regulate or limit the impact of a declaration of invalidity, as provided for in section 172(1)(a) and (b) of the Constitution.

  5. Oct/Nov 2015, Q3.25 marks

    Section 38 of the Constitution allows a court to grant 'appropriate relief' where a right in the Bill of Rights has been infringed. Briefly explain what this term means and provide examples of such relief.

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