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'''Though it Shocks One Very Much''': Formalism and Pragmatism in the Zong and Bancoult
Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 32 (1):113-151 (2011)
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In Bancoult, a majority of the House of Lords upheld the British government's use of the royal prerogative to expel the population of the ChagosOther Versions
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