Basic law
In countries with uncodified constitutions, basic law is the denomination of a law providing constitutional powers. In Germany basic law ("Grundgesetz") is the name given to the codified constitution. "Basic law" is often used to denote an interim or transitory piece of legislation corresponding to a formal constitution or to avoid claiming that there is a supreme legal provision, often for religious reasons. In West Germany the term Grundgesetz was used to indicate that the Constitution was provisional pending the ultimate reunification of Germany. However, when the latter eventually took place in 1990, the term was retained for the entire territory of reunified Germany. Similar to a constitution, a basic law overrides ordinary 'statute law'.
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Basic law
In countries with uncodified constitutions, basic law is the denomination of a law providing constitutional powers. In Germany basic law ("Grundgesetz") is the name given to the codified constitution. "Basic law" is often used to denote an interim or transitory piece of legislation corresponding to a formal constitution or to avoid claiming that there is a supreme legal provision, often for religious reasons. In West Germany the term Grundgesetz was used to indicate that the Constitution was provisional pending the ultimate reunification of Germany. However, when the latter eventually took place in 1990, the term was retained for the entire territory of reunified Germany. Similar to a constitution, a basic law overrides ordinary 'statute law'.
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De term basiswet wordt in somm ...... macht geaccordeerd te worden.
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El término Ley Básica se usa e ...... la República Popular de China.
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Hukum dasar adalah sebuah istl ...... dang-undang merupakan sinonim.
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In countries with uncodified c ...... he People's Republic of China.
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القانون الأساسي هو إما دستور م ...... الصيني لجمهورية الصين الشعبية.
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基本法是在一個國家或地區擁有最高效力的法律,它的實際作用與宪法相同。「基本法」一詞所意味的是不永久並權宜之計,在沒有實施憲法的情況下,達到有法維持憲政秩序之效果。
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De term basiswet wordt in somm ...... macht geaccordeerd te worden.
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El término Ley Básica se usa e ...... a fue adoptada en todo el terr
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Hukum dasar adalah sebuah istl ...... dang-undang merupakan sinonim.
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In countries with uncodified c ...... rrides ordinary 'statute law'.
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القانون الأساسي هو إما دستور م ...... ثائق دستورية. القوانين الأساسي
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基本法是在一個國家或地區擁有最高效力的法律,它的實際作用與宪法相同。「基本法」一詞所意味的是不永久並權宜之計,在沒有實施憲法的情況下,達到有法維持憲政秩序之效果。
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Basic law
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Basiswet
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Hukum dasar
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Ley básica
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قانون أساسي
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国家基本法
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基本法
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