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Originally Posted by rubecube
Once parliament is dissolved, it's dissolved. Previous status has no bearing. The only part of the equation that mattered was that King believed he could hold the confidence of the House. The fact that he was PM in the previous House is completely irrelevant. Honestly, think about you're writing and ask how that would make any sense in a constitutional legal dispute.
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You're entirely 100% wrong.
The Prime Minister remains in the post until he or she is dismissed by the GG (via losing confidence of the house) or resigns. That's the only reason why King had the opportunity to form government at all.
Time for some reading rube.