PREMIUM 'Imperfect is not illegal': Why Housing Levy survived court test News 9 hours ago Listen
In refusing to do away with the Housing Act, five Appellate Court judges ruled that the decision to do away with a piece of legislation boils down to whether petitioners have proven outright violations of the Constitution.
Summary Article Related What you need to know: The Court of Appeal held that an imperfection in a specific piece of legislation is not enough to shoot it down.
The Court of Appeal has held that perfection, or the lack of it, is not reason enough to strike down legislation, even if a section of the population is unhappy with it.
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