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What happens to a law that infringes a per- son's rights in a way that is not a reasonable limit under section 1 of the Charter?
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What happens to a law that infringes a per-

son's rights in a way that is not a reasonable
limit under section 1 of the Charter?

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It is expelled. There can't be a law that defies the charter or the constitution.

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