Royal Succession and the Canadian Crown as a Corporation Sole: A Critique of Canada's Succession to the Throne Act, 2013
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21991/C9QM2FAbstract
The constitutionality of Canada’s Succession to
the Th rone Act, 2013 (Succession Act) will be
tested in Quebec’s Superior Court in the coming
months. In a case brought by two law professors
from Laval University, with the government of
Quebec as an intervener, the Quebec Superior
Court will consider whether the Parliament of
Canada’s assent to a British statute is sufficient to
change the rules of royal succession for Canada.
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