The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 49
... approach to statutory interpretation , or one which sought to protect rights such as those in the Bill of Rights , might " deny or diminish the significance of the particular statute in its specific context and the words used in it ...
... approach to statutory interpretation , or one which sought to protect rights such as those in the Bill of Rights , might " deny or diminish the significance of the particular statute in its specific context and the words used in it ...
Page 232
... approach . That approach will develop as Judges re- evaluate their role and come to accept that the prevalence of choice , and not some impersonal law or indifferent formalistic process , makes them responsible for the decisions which ...
... approach . That approach will develop as Judges re- evaluate their role and come to accept that the prevalence of choice , and not some impersonal law or indifferent formalistic process , makes them responsible for the decisions which ...
Page 480
... approach to statutory interpretation is well developed in New Zealand . Elaborating on what is meant by the purposive approach warrants a whole paper in itself . It is not entirely accurate to say that the literal interpretation has ...
... approach to statutory interpretation is well developed in New Zealand . Elaborating on what is meant by the purposive approach warrants a whole paper in itself . It is not entirely accurate to say that the literal interpretation has ...
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