In which one of the following cases can the Supreme Court of Canada not override laws of the federal parliament?
A) Parliament enacts legislation that is ultra vires.
B) Parliament enacts legislation in an area outside their jurisdiction.
C) Parliament enacts legislation that infringes on rights contained in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
D) Parliament enacts legislation that is not clear.
E) The Supreme Court of Canada disagrees with the substance of the legislation.

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The Supreme Court of Canada cannot override laws of the federal parliament simply because it disagrees with the substance of the legislation. Its role is to interpret and apply the law, not to legislate based on personal or collective preferences.

In Which One of the Following Cases Can the Supreme