Title VII — Legislative Authority
This title defines the forms of law, the processes of promulgation and publication, and the principles of interpretation.
| Article | Title | Description |
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| Art. 37 | Promulgation of Law | Law is promulgated by the Sovereign; No Code, Act, Sovereign Decree, or other instrument having the force of law shall take effect unless issued or assented to by the Sovereign in the form prescribed by law. |
| Art. 38 | Hierarchy of Law | These Fundamental Laws and Principles are supreme; Codes enacted under their authority govern defined areas of civil, administrative, and public order. |
Chapter 2 — Promulgation and Publication
| Article | Title | Description |
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| Art. 39 | Publication | No Code or Act shall have force unless duly promulgated and published in the Royal Kaharagian Gazette. |
| Art. 40 | Authentication | Acts of State shall be authenticated in the manner prescribed by law and shall bear the Great Seal or other authorised instrument of validation. |
Chapter 3 — Interpretation
| Article | Title | Description |
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| Art. 41 | Interpretation | The interpretation of all law shall respect the unity of Crown, State, and Nation and the constitutional traditions of Kaharagia. |