The 'Literal Rule' Is a Rule of Interpretation According to Which

Multiple Choice

The 'literal rule' is a rule of interpretation according to which:

A) the words and phrases in a legal document are given their intended meanings.
B) the interpreter identifies the mischief behind the legislation.
C) the words and phrases in a legal document are given their ordinary and natural meanings.
D) legislation is interpreted so as to avoid any inconsistency or absurdity.