Exam 1: Interpretation of Status

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Which one among the following are external aids to interpretation?

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Section _____ of the General Clauses Act, 1897 deals with meaning of service by post.

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Statutes which are there in existence for a specified fixed period is known as

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Which out of the following is a statute?

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Which of the following is not a General rule of interpretation.

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Doctrine of Mischief Rule was given under

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Under which section of General Clauses Act does effect of repeal is stated?

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The effect of an Act which has expired or was repealed was that for all purposes it would be presumed that the Act _____ existed, unless the contrary intention appeared.

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The general rule is that a taxing statute should be construed ______ , that is, a person should not be taxed unless the words of the statue unambiguously impose the talk on him.

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Which of the following rules of interpretation are applicable to Taxation Statutes?

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Which legal maxim means "to stand by things decided"?

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In Exchequer Vs. Heydon [1584] EWHC Exch J36 76 ER 637,the court expounded which of the following rule?

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The judiciary when interpreting a criminal statute generally applies which of the following rule of interpretation?

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"A person to whom an authority or decision-making power has been delegated to from a higher source, cannot, in turn, delegate again to another, unless the original delegation explicitly authorized it", Which maxim fits this explanation?

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Which of the following is based on the principle that a law which violates fundamental rights is not a nullity or void ab initio but becomes unenforceable.

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