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(1) May a Constitutional Amendment that has already been passed by the National Assembly and signed by the President nevertheless be unconstitutional due to an inadequate or improper process? If so, to what extent is said process considered inadequate or improper? (2) May a Constitutional Amendment that has already been passed by the National Assembly and signed by the President nevertheless be unconstitutional because its content is in violation of certain fundamental principles upon which the Constitution is based? - JY Interpretation NO-499   flag 

[2000] TWCC 1
Constitutional Court of the Republic of China
China - Taiwan
24th March, 2000

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Uhler v Afl-Cio 468 US 1310; 82 L Ed 2d 896; 105 SCt 5 United States Supreme Court United States 7 Sep 1984 WorldLII flag 3
Coleman v Miller 307 US 433; 83 L Ed 1385; 59 SCt 972 United States Supreme Court United States 5 Jun 1939 WorldLII flag 116
BVerfGE 30, 1 BVerfGE 30, 1 Bundesverfassungsgericht Germany circa 1939 flag 2

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