Bill of Rights Direct application of the Bill of Rights is whereby in disputes where the Bill of Rights applies directly as law it trumps ordinary law and any conduct that is inconsistent with it. As seen in the case of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers[1] where the court said “that there are not two systems of law, each.
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