Election disputes: It's the intention not substantiality, that matters.
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2016-02-27
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Daily Monitor
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Renown British constitutional historian, professor, author and philosopher Albert F Pollard holds that no constitution, written or unwritten, is worth more than the political reality of its time allows it to be a well-written constitution is useless in circumstances of suspicion and acrimony, while a badly written constitution can evolve into something better under the right political atmosphere.
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Matsiko, K. (2016). Election disputes: It's the intention not substantiality, that matters. Daily Monitor.