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Note 1233 — Chapter V · THE PEOPLE AND ITS POWERS

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When Varro says (L.L. vi. 30) “magistratus vitio creatus nihilo secius magistratus” he is reflecting the practical procedure—hardly the constitutional theory, unless the dictum implies that repeal is impossible because unnecessary, and that there is no authority for determining the nullity of the election.

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