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Category: LLB 4th Sem Interpretation of Statutes [ Long Answers]
Explain the general principles of Interpretation
Interpretation refers to the process by which the courts seek to ascertain the meaning of the words used in a statute. The purpose of interpretation […]
How can Preamble be used as a tool of Construction of a Statute?
The Preamble is the introductory part of a statute or legal document that states the object and purpose of the legislation. It acts as a […]
Enumerate the various types of presumptions which can be drawn by the courts in the process of statutory interpretation
Presumptions are judicial assumptions that guide interpretation in the absence of clear words or in cases of ambiguity. They are not strict rules of law […]
“A Statute to be considered according to the intention of the legislature that makes it ” Explain
The legislative intent refers to the purpose, object, or design behind enacting a particular statute. It reflects why a statute was passed and what mischief […]
When is Beneficial Construction made general? Explain with help of decided cases. Or “Beneficial construction is a tendency, rather than a Rule” Discuss
Beneficial construction refers to the interpretation of a statute in such a way that it promotes the remedy and suppresses the mischief the law intends […]
What are the effects of Amending statutes?
An amending statute is a law passed by the legislature to alter, insert, or omit provisions in an existing statute. It can: Amendments can be […]
Explain different kinds of statutes
Statutes are laws enacted by the legislature and are one of the primary sources of law in most legal systems, including India. They are written […]
Discuss the interpretative techniques adopted by the courts to resolve the conflicts between parent legislation and delegated legislation
In modern legal systems, statutes enacted by the legislature often leave detailed rule-making to the executive. This practice of delegating legislative powers gives rise to […]
Enumerate the external aids to interpretation External Aids
External aids to interpretation refer to resources outside the four corners of the statute that courts consult when the statutory language is vague, obscure, or […]