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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? 14:41 - Sep 25 with 1738 views

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2019/sep/25/boris-johnson-flies-to-uk-

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:47 - Sep 25 with 1711 views

SWGF

Cast iron nonsense.

1. The law is not so stupid that whilst requiring you to do x it will also permit you to do y that undermines x.

2. It rests on the (ridiculous) predicate that the EU doesn't know Johnson's views on an extension and will be guided by them. https://t.co/lDQUkGVqUs
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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:50 - Sep 25 with 1691 views

Freddies_Ears

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:47 - Sep 25 by SWGF
Cast iron nonsense. 1. The law is not so stupid that whilst requiring you to do x it will also permit you to do y that undermines x. 2. It rests on the (ridiculous) predicate that the EU doesn't know Johnson's views on an extension and will be guided by them. https://t.co/lDQUkGVqUs — Jo Maugham QC (@JolyonMaugham) September 25, 2019

Ah well. Back to the Supreme Court then.

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:52 - Sep 25 with 1688 views

SpruceMoose

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:50 - Sep 25 by Freddies_Ears
Ah well. Back to the Supreme Court then.

Ah well. No leaving party on 31st October for many either. Aw shucks!

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:55 - Sep 25 with 1672 views

Herbivore

How can we have a PM and government still technically in power when they have so little regard for parliamentary democracy and the rule of law?

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:55 - Sep 25 with 1667 views

SpruceMoose

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:55 - Sep 25 by Herbivore
How can we have a PM and government still technically in power when they have so little regard for parliamentary democracy and the rule of law?

It's almost as if Britain isn't quite what it was anymore.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:56 - Sep 25 with 1671 views

Oldsmoker

If Johnson leaves No 10 he has nowhere to live.
They've given up the flat where they had "that" argument.
Wifey is divorcing him and Brother Jo isn't on speaking terms.

May I suggest the Tower of London.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:57 - Sep 25 with 1665 views

SpruceMoose

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:56 - Sep 25 by Oldsmoker
If Johnson leaves No 10 he has nowhere to live. They've given up the flat where they had "that" argument. Wifey is divorcing him and Brother Jo isn't on speaking terms. May I suggest the Tower of London.

I reckon he can probably bunk with Crunchie for a while.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:58 - Sep 25 with 1659 views

Herbivore

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:55 - Sep 25 by SpruceMoose
It's almost as if Britain isn't quite what it was anymore.

The judiciary seems to be working fine, thankfully.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:00 - Sep 25 with 1656 views

Steve_M

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:47 - Sep 25 by SWGF
Cast iron nonsense. 1. The law is not so stupid that whilst requiring you to do x it will also permit you to do y that undermines x. 2. It rests on the (ridiculous) predicate that the EU doesn't know Johnson's views on an extension and will be guided by them. https://t.co/lDQUkGVqUs — Jo Maugham QC (@JolyonMaugham) September 25, 2019

And also:

The Padfield case of 1968 is one of the leading UK constitutional law cases

The mundane facts were about milk production

The principle is that it is not open to any minister to (not) do a thing if that means an Act of Parliament is frustrated or circumvented

Here, the Benn Act https://t.co/ELiHpLGwIZ
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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:05 - Sep 25 with 1629 views

Oldsmoker

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:57 - Sep 25 by SpruceMoose
I reckon he can probably bunk with Crunchie for a while.

Harsh.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:09 - Sep 25 with 1614 views

SWGF

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:00 - Sep 25 by Steve_M
And also: The Padfield case of 1968 is one of the leading UK constitutional law cases The mundane facts were about milk production The principle is that it is not open to any minister to (not) do a thing if that means an Act of Parliament is frustrated or circumvented Here, the Benn Act https://t.co/ELiHpLGwIZ — David Allen Green (@davidallengreen) September 25, 2019

It's almost as if the various QCs who drafted the Act knew that they were doing and know more than "Classic" Dom.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:33 - Sep 25 with 1569 views

jaykay

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:56 - Sep 25 by Oldsmoker
If Johnson leaves No 10 he has nowhere to live. They've given up the flat where they had "that" argument. Wifey is divorcing him and Brother Jo isn't on speaking terms. May I suggest the Tower of London.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:40 - Sep 25 with 1553 views

factual_blue

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:00 - Sep 25 by Steve_M
And also: The Padfield case of 1968 is one of the leading UK constitutional law cases The mundane facts were about milk production The principle is that it is not open to any minister to (not) do a thing if that means an Act of Parliament is frustrated or circumvented Here, the Benn Act https://t.co/ELiHpLGwIZ — David Allen Green (@davidallengreen) September 25, 2019

boris also seems unaware or unwilling to accept that his Civil Servants will refuse point blank to do anything that assists Ministers in wilfully breaking the law.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:44 - Sep 25 with 1537 views

factual_blue

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:09 - Sep 25 by SWGF
It's almost as if the various QCs who drafted the Act knew that they were doing and know more than "Classic" Dom.

I make it 6-0 to Grieve in the Battle of the Dominics.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 17:10 - Sep 25 with 1424 views

factual_blue

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 15:05 - Sep 25 by Oldsmoker
Harsh.

They deserve each other.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 08:27 - Sep 26 with 1198 views

meekreech

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 14:55 - Sep 25 by Herbivore
How can we have a PM and government still technically in power when they have so little regard for parliamentary democracy and the rule of law?

Parliament is in the undemocratic position as they passed the leaving date into law (31st Oct ) with the no deal position as the legal position if no deal had been passed. The politicians causing the problems are in contempt of their own decisions.

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Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 08:42 - Sep 26 with 1180 views

Herbivore

Seen Peston's been tipped off over what Boris does with that letter law? on 08:27 - Sep 26 by meekreech
Parliament is in the undemocratic position as they passed the leaving date into law (31st Oct ) with the no deal position as the legal position if no deal had been passed. The politicians causing the problems are in contempt of their own decisions.

The extension date was agreed with the EU. If you're taking about the original decision to trigger Article 50, that was taken by the last parliament and not this one. The majority of MPs are against a no deal Brexit, and rightly so. There is no majority or mandate for a no deal Brexit.

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