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	&ldquo;The court has excercised every precaution not to interfere with the legislative work,&rdquo; high court president Wasan Soypisudh said.</div>
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	Wasan said Article 68 of the Constitution empowers the high court to check and rule whether there is an attempt to topple the democratic rule with the King as head of state.</div>
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