Talk:Double aspect doctrine

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Interest rates: not directly subject to provincial legislation

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The citation for interest rates as covered under the doctrine of double aspect is of a ruling that actually establishes the opposite. The appeal would have failed if the subject of the provincial law in question had been interest rates. Instead, it was pertaining to the cost of a contractual transaction, and interest rates formed an incidental part of that cost. The law was not regulating interest rates and had it been it would have been ultra vires. 198.2.79.134 (talk) 19:54, 14 November 2022 (UTC)Reply

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