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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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In which case to veto

Explaining that his decision had resulted from lengthy consultations he had held with legal and other experts over the weekend, he said: “I have decided to send back to parliament – in which case to veto – the law on the supreme court, as well as the law on the National Council of the Judiciary.” (The Guardian.)

Does "in which case to veto" mean "in each case/both cases to veto" in the above?

  

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anonymousI have decided to send back to parliament – in which case to veto

He saying that he will send it back to parliament by vetoing it.

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