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What was the only case in which the Canadian Bill of Rights of 1960 was used to invalidate legislation?
e.   The Lord’s Day case
f.   The Indian Act
g.   The Drybones case
h.   The War Measures Act

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Canada's Politics: Democracy, Diversity and Good Government

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Authors: Mintz, Tossutti, Dunn

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