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English Brexit: Foundational Constitutional and Interpretive Principles

Posted:

27 October 2016

Time to read:

2 Minutes

Author(s):

Paul Craig
Emeritus Professor of English Law

Paul Craig argues that, as a matter of European Union law, Article 50 is revocable.

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Keywords:

Brexit: Article 50

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