Ten Exco members lost their jobs overnight. The Menteri Besar did not. The clause behind it runs 24 words past the word everyone quotes — and those words are now in court.
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A proclamation, its own lawyers said, was unconstitutional. The Executive Council voted anyway — and left civil servants not knowing who to obey.
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Its own lawyer called the plan unconstitutional. That lawyer may also be a federal officer — which changes what “the state’s own view” even means.
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Jika seorang Raja didapati tidak pernah sah menjadi Raja, apa jadi kepada setiap pelantikan, setiap arahan, setiap undang-undang yang dibuat di bawah baginda? Dua peraturan menjawab. Keduanya bercanggah.
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If a Ruler was never lawfully Ruler, what happens to every appointment, every order, every law made under him? Two rules answer. They disagree.
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A pardon board can promise a great deal. But can it also fit the leash — or must Parliament forge that first?
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In 2010 the Federal Court let a Menteri Besar fall without a single vote being taken. One clause did it. Does Negeri Sembilan have that clause?
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A paper dated April. A signature added in August, by a man who was not a Menteri Besar in April. Can a constitution be finished in two halves?
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No. A proclamation is the gate; the Constitution is the register. Only one of them moves the title.
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What happens when a lawyer accused of professional misconduct keeps finding excuses not to show up to answer for it?
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