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CRITTENDEN v ANDERSON (1950): Is a Catholic Owing Allegiance to a Foreign Power? | AUSSIE LAW

In the unreported case of Crittenden v Anderson, Justice Fullagar of the High Court of Australia decided whether a Roman Catholic could sit as a parliamentarian, despite owing obedience to the Vatican. // This video does not provide legal counselling or opinion about cases. This channel was created for educational purposes only. // SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/AussieLaw?s... BECOME A MEMBER:    / @aussielaw   ***** PLAYLISTS: Australian Case Law -    • Australian Case Law   Constitutional Law -    • Constitutional Law   Constitutional Provisions Explained -    • Constitutional Provisions Explained   ***** RELATED VIDEOS: Section 34 and the Qualifications of Members of Parliament -    • Section 34 and the Qualifications of Membe...   What happens if a Parliament Seat becomes Vacant? -    • What happens if a Commonwealth Parliament ...   Section 44: Disqualification -    • Section 44: Disqualification of Senators a...   Sykes v Cleary (1992): Holding an Office of Profit under the Crown -    • Sykes v Cleary (1992): Holding an Office o...   How to Acquire the Australian Citizenship: Jus Soli and Jus Sanguinis -    • How to Acquire an AUSTRALIAN CITIZENSHIP: ...   What Happens when an MP is a Dual Citizen? Re Canavan and Re Gallagher -    • What Happens When an MP is a DUAL CITIZEN?...   ***** LINKS: The Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act : https://www.legislation.gov.au/Detail... Crittenden v Anderson (1950) : https://stephenthelawyer.files.wordpr... ***** TWITTER:   / renatosmcosta   ACADEMIC PROFILES: https://law.uq.edu.au/profile/11028/r... http://www.uq.academia.edu/RenatoSaeg... #auslaw #australianconstitution #religiousfreedom