Review the statutory legality of the Mauritius Independence Act 1968. — 10 signatures. Status: rejected.
Scrutinize the 1968 Act’s validity under the Colonial Laws Validity Act 1865. We ask for a referral to the JCPC to determine if the 1965 Chagos detachment was ultra vires due to a lack of statutory consent under the 1895 Act, rendering the subsequent transfer of sovereignty a jurisdictional nullity.
The 1965 detachment of Chagos bypassed the mandatory "consent of the colony" required by the Colonial Boundaries Act 1895. The 1967 General Election was a procedural "Proxy Fraud" utilized as an unlawful substitute for a formal Statutory Referendum. Under the Doctrine of Repugnancy (1865 Act), the 1968 Independence Act is void. In Law, "fraus omnia corrumpit" - fraud negates everything. This statutory nullity cannot be cured; the unified British territory must be restored.
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