Category: LLB 4th Sem Interpretation of Statutes [Short Answers]

Taxing statutes are laws that impose financial obligations—such as taxes, duties, or levies—on individuals or entities. The interpretation of such statutes follows strict principles because […]

The doctrine of Statutes in Pari Materia refers to the rule that laws dealing with the same subject matter or forming part of a common […]

Noscitur a Sociis is a Latin maxim that means “a word is known by the company it keeps.” In statutory interpretation, this principle implies that […]

The Presumption of Constitutionality is a well-established principle in constitutional and statutory interpretation. It means that courts presume that every statute enacted by the legislature […]

A Non Obstante Clause is a legal expression derived from the Latin phrase “non obstante”, meaning “notwithstanding anything contained”. In statutory language, it is used […]

Repeal refers to the revocation or annulment of an existing statute by a legislative act. When a statute is repealed, it ceases to be in […]

A Consolidating Statute is a type of legislation that brings together and organizes existing statutes on a particular subject into a single, unified statute. The […]

Casus Omissus is a Latin term which means “an omitted case”. In the context of interpretation of statutes, it refers to a situation or issue […]

Interpretation of statutes refers to the process by which courts and legal authorities determine the meaning and intent of legislative texts. Since statutory language may […]