Constitutional Supremacy, Emergency Powers and Judicial Attitudes

Authors

  • C.V. Das

Keywords:

Constitutional Supremacy, Executive, Proclamation of Emergency, emergency powers

Abstract

The proclamation of a state of emergency and the resultant conferment of law-making power in the Executive is an established and accepted feature of the Malaysian Constitution. It is a position that has been affirmed by several court decisions. Consequently a body of case law has developed on this subject which has helped to define sharply the scope and limits of the 'emergency power' of the Executive in Malaysia when a Proclamation of Emergency is in force. 

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Published

2019-01-12

How to Cite

Das, C. (2019). Constitutional Supremacy, Emergency Powers and Judicial Attitudes. Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law, 10(1 and 2), 69–85. Retrieved from https://sare.um.edu.my/index.php/JMCL/article/view/15902