LEGISLATIVE POWER - Whether legislative powers can be exercised in breach of constitutional provisions
HELD:
"Thus, the doctrine of supremacy of the Constitution dictates that any exercise of legislative powers must be exercised bearing in mind that the Constitution is Supreme.
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