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§ 2. THE LIMITATION OF THE POWERS OF THE PARLIAMENTS
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Maiora and Minora regalia .
The Barring of the Prerogative
The Position of the Governor .
Essential Limitations : s
The Extinction of the Parliament
The Control of the Executive
The Referendinm

CHAPTER II. THE TERRITORIAL LIMITATION ON
DOMINION LEGISLATION

§1. THE NATURE OF THE LIMITATION
The views of the Law Officers .
The case of the Canadian Prisoners
Custody beyond Territorial Limits
Punishment of Offences committed
Limits . ” . . .
Definition of Territorial Waters . ;
Clases of Civil Richts ~

beyond Territorial

$24 THE RECENT INTERPRETATION OF THE DOCTRINE
Macleod v. Attorney-General for New South Wales
Colonial cases . : . . s .
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company v.
Kingston . . : ; :
Attorney-General for Canada v. Cain .
Reg. v. Lesley . . ; : ’
Legislation for Domiciled Persons . . .
In re Award of Wellington Cooks’ and Stewards’ Union
Legislation for Naval Defence . v 5 :
The Commonwealth Constitution Act

CHAPTER III. REPUGNANCY OF COLONIAL LAWS .
Views of Mr. Boothby . .
»» Law Officers . . '
Colonial Laws Validity Act, 1865 . . . b
Power to repeal Imperial Acts not per se applicable to
the Colony . . . . . . . .
Canadian claim to repeal Legislation anterior to 1867
Case of Copyright . . 3 . . .
Australian claim in respect of Merchant Shipping
Cases of alleged Repugnancy

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