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If a “case” arises where a statute is said to clash with the National Constitution, it must be decided as any other case of conflict of laws.
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gutenberg.orgIf a “case” arises where a statute is said to clash with the National Constitution, it must be decided as any other case of conflict of laws.
He explains that conflicts between statutes and the Constitution must be resolved like any other legal conflict.
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