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Statutory Interpretation in Australia

Dennis Pearce, Robert Stanley Geddes

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    Abstract

    The rules of statutory interpretation are at the crux of many legal disputes. They are central to the work of legal forums, government tribunals and government agencies. Practitioners and students of all legal disciplines must master these rules and know how to apply them to support their legal claims. This book is the essential guide for this fundamental area of law. It treats the approaches, assumptions and techniques of statutory interpretation with precision and clarity. It provides full exposition of the use of extrinsic materials. Authority is ensured by multiple references to the statements of courts and tribunals, allowing the practitioner and student to select those that best suit their purposes. This book considers a vast number of cases, providing nuance to every principle.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationChatswood, NSW
    PublisherLexisNexis
    Number of pages398
    Volume1
    Edition7th
    ISBN (Print)9780409327458
    Publication statusPublished - 2011

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