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A statutory residence‑permit requirement for "ordinarily resident" is invalid to the extent it narrows the constitutional definition.
  • Constitutional law
    • — Citizenship — Definition of "ordinarily resident" — Whether statutory requirement of a residence permit is consistent with Article 266
    • — Supremacy of the Constitution — Validity of statutory provisions inconsistent with constitutional definitions — Invalidation to extent of inconsistency
    • — Amendment procedure — Whether an ordinary Act can effect constitutional amendment — Article 79 (procedure required)
Judgment 27 April 2026
Assessment by an unregistered occupational therapist vitiated parental consent; school breached child's rights and nominal damages awarded.
  • Children's law — Parental consent and assessments — Assessment conducted by unregistered practitioner vitiates consent — School liability for facilitating referral
  • Education law — Teacher conduct — Defamation/slander — Claim requires specific words and third‑party proof
  • Health professions — Registration — Practising without registration — Reprimand and document production but no disciplinary referral where practitioner unregistered
Judgment 24 April 2026