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Statutory interpretation is an exercise carried out by the courts, with the aid of rules and procedures that are intended to decipher ambiguous and vague legislation. It is in the interest of fairness and justice for a court to properly app...
statutory interpretation, including traditional canons of statutory interpretation, legislative history, and purpose. In common law jurisdictions, the judiciary may apply rules of statutory interpretation to legislation enacted by the legis...
Statutory strict liability offences include offences relating to the preparation of food, possessing unlawful weapons and drugs, and driving offences such as drink driving and speeding. Examples of common law strict liability offences inclu...
, Dick and Harry should have protested through other means and should have not brought violence in their protes. The Crime and Disorder Act 1998 introduced new offences of racially aggravated violence, harassment, public order and criminal...
however large, cannot bind a dissentient minority, however small, to do that which is not authorised by the constitution (Simpson v Denison (1852) 10 Hare 51 at 55). The majority must allow the minority to state their views and express the...
statutory valuation fees or legal to pass to tenants as a rental valuation formula. In Queensland, the land is currently valued by the Department of Environment and Resource Management (leather, or 'at') in accordance with the Land Valuatio...
Discussion Advantages of the statutory statement of director’s duty Authorized share capital will be abolished and companies will be required to deposit an initial amount of capital, this benefits the company as they are no more required to...