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Analysing [2019] UKSC 5

Summary: The Supreme Court unanimously held that the Prime Minister's advice to prorogue Parliament was unlawful, as it frustrated Parliament's constitutional functions without reasonable justification.

Ratio: The courts have jurisdiction to decide upon the existence and limits of prerogative powers, including whether their exercise frustrates constitutional principles.

Issues: (1) Justiciability of prorogation; (2) Standard of review; (3) Whether advice was unlawful.

Area of Law: Constitutional Law · Judicial Review

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