What is meant by Presumption regarding statutes binding the crown: a. Sovereign immunity b. Legislative supremacy c. Statutory sovereignty d. Crown's legal obligations

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Hosein Basafa · Answer 1 · 2024-04-01T11:09:11+0000

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Presumption regarding statutes binding the crown refers to the legal obligations of the crown under statutory law.

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Presumption regarding statutes binding the crown refers to the legal obligations of the crown under statutory law. This means that the crown is bound by the laws passed by the legislative body, just like any other individual or entity. Therefore, option d. 'Crown's legal obligations' best describes the concept.

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