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Which types of acts can infringe on rights according to the text?
Which types of acts can infringe on rights according to the text?
- Acts of discretion
- Acts of omission
- Acts of negligence
- Acts of commission (correct)
What does it mean to 'enforce rights' in terms of the Constitution?
What does it mean to 'enforce rights' in terms of the Constitution?
- To challenge the Constitution
- To seek a remedy for an alleged infringement (correct)
- To approach a competent court
- To protect and preserve rights
What does Section 38 of the Constitution provide for?
What does Section 38 of the Constitution provide for?
- The relief sought after
- The declaration of rights
- The enforcement of rights (correct)
- The competence of the court
Which court has the authority to confirm an order of Constitutional invalidity made by the High Court or Supreme Court of Appeal?
Which court has the authority to confirm an order of Constitutional invalidity made by the High Court or Supreme Court of Appeal?
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What is the purpose of severance in relation to a law declared inconsistent with the constitution?
What is the purpose of severance in relation to a law declared inconsistent with the constitution?
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Which court can make an order of Constitutional invalidity, but the order lacks force until confirmed by the Constitutional Court?
Which court can make an order of Constitutional invalidity, but the order lacks force until confirmed by the Constitutional Court?
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What does reading-down refer to in relation to a provision inconsistent with the constitution?
What does reading-down refer to in relation to a provision inconsistent with the constitution?
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