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He then moves to World War II and Exparte Quirin (1942) before turning to the Bush-era cases Rasul v.
Election Tribunal took exparte action for the very reason that Sharif brothers did not appear before it and present their stance despite the fact notices were issued to them.
Public Prosecutor (1968), [1969] AC 430, 449; Exparte Quirin et al.
 
 
 
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