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The Divisional Court upheld an application earlier this month against the government, deciding that the government does not have prerogative power to invoke Article 50 without a vote by Parliament.
Parliament will need to vote in favour of doing so before Article 50 is invoked. Theresa May (or, more probably, the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union) cannot invoke it without Parliament's approval.
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The decision was not a surprise, although the government has been given leave to appeal. As the case is possibly the most important constitutional one for many a year it has been given the go ahead to leapfrog over the Court of Appeal straight to the Supreme Court (SC). The SC’s decision is likely to be announced in the New Year.
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