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Legislation Law enacted by who has the power to enact, revoke or alter any laws as it sees fit. Parliament has the power of making law as its sole right and no court can contest any law by Parliament. It is the supreme law-making body in the United Kingdom. The courts do not have any power to question any law made by parliament. British Railways Board V Picken (1947) Parliament consists of three separate parts: - * House of Commons * House of Lords * The Monarch House of Commons - The main elected legislative body. Comprises of 659 Member of Parliament (M.Ps). The political party that has the majority of seats forms the Government of the day and most legislation is formulated from Government policy. House of Lords - originally made up of hereditary peers, life peers, Law Lords, and Lords spiritual. House of Lords have recently been reformed by the House of Lords Act 1999...

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