Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Commonwealth

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By Geoffrey Marshall

Oxford University Press, 1957, 277 pp

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After an analysis of the theory of sovereignty the author reviews the problems of sovereignty in the Commonwealth and makes an extended study of the controversy in South Africa concerning the limits of parliamentary authority and the functions of the courts.

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