1. Regarding British Law, which of the following statements are correct?
2. The main pillars of governance in the United Kingdom include:
3. Which characteristics describe British law?
What is British Law based on?
Judicial precedents, statutes, custom and convention.
Which countries does British Law govern?
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
What are the main pillars of governance in the United Kingdom?
Law, Constitution, Monarchy, Parliament and Executive.
What is a key characteristic of British law regarding its constitution?
It has an unwritten constitution.
What principle describes the supreme authority of Parliament in British law?
Parliamentary sovereignty.
Which principle ensures laws apply equally under British law?
The rule of law.
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