The case of R v Foreign Secretary ex parte Everett (1989) laid down which principle:
A) The granting and withholding of passports is subject to judicial review
B) The granting and withholding of passports is not subject to judicial review
C) The armed forces are regulated under the Royal Prerogative
D) The armed forces are not regulated under the Royal Prerogative

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The case of R v Foreign Secretary ex parte Everett (1989) established that the granting and withholding of passports is subject to judicial review, meaning that the courts have the power to review and potentially overturn decisions regarding passports made by the government.

The Case of R V Foreign Secretary Ex Parte Everett