Statutory Interpretation Rules of Interpretation

www.thelawbank.co.uk - The second of a series of videos looking at Statutory Interpretation. This one looks at the rules of interpretation and although long and at times complex tries to deal with all the key issues in one hit.

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This series on statutory interpretation was very very helpful! Thank you so much!

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Your two lectures on this subject are quite brilliant in transparency .

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Brilliant lecture. Thank you.

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[@beckyjohn6127]

Have you done a video on aids to statutory Interpretation and also the rule of language?

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[@123vic321vic]

Hi, please can you make a video on aids to interpretation?

[@jujuaddo2531]

however, can you please elaborate more on the purposive approach

[@ThisDJ808]

Thank you this was really helpful

[@cutefluffball]

Needed this

[@ThisDJ808]

Hey, do you have a citation for whitely v chappell? I can not find this on Westlaw, and want to use it as an example of the literal rule. ANYONE?.....

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[@TheLawBank]

No it is the next one to be done in the next week.

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Have you published the aids that they use already ? I cant seem to find it...

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[@elliemorley8302]

This is super clear, helped me with understanding the rules. But still struggling to identify these rules when looking at case reports, any advice?

[@TheLawBank]

What do you mean? Do mean when reading a case you don’t know which rule has been used?

[@elliemorley8302]

@@TheLawBank Sorry reading that back I realised I was super vague! When reading the decisions of judges is case reports we're asked to identify which rules of construciton the judges have applied. I struggle with identifying these, do you have any advice? Should I be looking for keywords?

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Has the one on aids been posted?

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this is very helpful thanks!! please make one on aids

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Thank you

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This is Helpful

[@arthurchakanyuka496]

brilliant

[@cilama2174]

are judges obliged to follow these rules?

[@khevishgopaul1983]

aids to statutory int??

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Why did he stopped making vedios ?

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I might actually pass my exam now lol

[@JoshGProductions]

Aids to Interpretation?

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Since Brexit EU law does not apply does it?

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[@simm8602]

The literal rule is meant to be used even if it leads to an absurdity, but the golden rule can be used if the use of the literal rule would lead to an absurdity.
Does this mean that the judges can decide how big of an absurdity there would have to be before using the golden rule ?

[@christinemomanyi3544]

I wanted to answer you but this is from three years ago😭😭

[@Growwitholiviar]

@@christinemomanyi3544please answer it

[@TheLawBank]

Judges have discretion to decide what counts as an “absurdity” . So the threshold may vary from judge to judge. This is often a criticism of using anything but the literal rule as it makes the law hard to predict and possibly inconsistent. I hope that helps.

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Who here is full of mischief? We have a rule for that!! haha

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Thank you!

[@TheLawBank]

You're welcome!