What happens if an Act of Parliament applicable to business dealings is inconsistent with judge-made law? Question 6Answer a. The Act of Parliament prevails, because parliament is the supreme law-making body in the Australian legal system. b. Both can apply to a business, depending on the court that is hearing the case. c. The judge-made law prevails and applies to businesses, because judicial law-making is superior to law-making by parliament. d. Businesses must comply with the Act of Parliament, because newer law is superior to older law