Reference no: EM133013355

All of the judges decisions that have accumulated over the years are called either  or.

1. When a law is beyond the power or jurisdiction of the government making that law, the law is considered  and will be  by a court.
2. A case is considered  when the facts or other elements in the case are so different from those of a previous case that the legal principles decided with respect to the previous case should not apply to the current case.
3. The law that divides government powers between the federal and provincial governments is called the .
4. A bill which has completed all of the required readings and passed all of the required votes does not become a statute until  is given.
5. The branch of government that runs the day-to-day operations of the government is called the  branch.