Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW — Access to Court — Constitutional Right — Cannot Be Taken Away by Implication

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

The right of access to court is a fundamental constitutional right. It can only be restricted or taken away by an express constitutional provision. Courts will not imply restrictions on this right. Any limitation must be clear and unambiguous. This principle ensures that citizens have…

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