Farmer drags government to Supreme Court over cannabis licence fees

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• Dr. SAS, Attorney at Law 7 months ago

  You can’t sue against a law that is not yet implemented. There is no harm or injury that could be gauged or measured or asserted in a yet-to-be implemented rule or regulation.
  The Supreme Court should judge against this ca ...
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  You can’t sue against a law that is not yet implemented. There is no harm or injury that could be gauged or measured or asserted in a yet-to-be implemented rule or regulation.
  The Supreme Court should judge against this case for lack of ripeness.

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• Dr. SAS, Attorney at Law 7 months ago

  You can’t sue against a law that is not yet implemented. There is no harm or injury that could be gauged or measured or asserted in a yet-to-be implemented rule or regulation.
  The Supreme Court should judge against this ca ...
  read full comment

  You can’t sue against a law that is not yet implemented. There is no harm or injury that could be gauged or measured or asserted in a yet-to-be implemented rule or regulation.
  The Supreme Court should judge against this case for lack of ripeness.

  reply

  report