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During the pre-democratic constitutional dispensation, the South African government was characterised by the strong concurrence of executive prerogative and parliamentary sovereignty. Executive power had several Labuschagne "The Doctrine of Separation of Powers and its Application in South Africa" 2004 Politeia 84 84; Zvobgo "The Abuse of Executive Prerogative: A Purposive Difference Between Detention in Black Africa and Detention in White Racist Africa" 1976 6 A Journal of Opinion 38. When the Union of South Africa Act5 was adopted, parliamentary sovereignty was still the defining feature of South African constitutionalism. Panel of Experts and . . .
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