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Constitutionally damaged: moving courageously beyond common law fictions
The principle of subsidiarity is used as a device to co-ordinate different bodies or rules which compete to achieve the same goal. It is a principle which can take on many formulations depending on the context of its application. For this study, the focus will be on the principle of subsidiarity as...
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Department of Private Law
2026
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