This book provides a comprehensive and analytical study of the principles governing statutory interpretation in law. Originally authored by Bawa & Roy and revised by Nandini Aggarwal, the 3rd edition presents a structured approach to understanding how statutes are interpreted by courts. It explains key doctrines, rules of interpretation, and judicial techniques used to resolve ambiguities in legislation, making it an essential resource for mastering legal reasoning and interpretation.
Key Features
- Covers fundamental principles of statutory interpretation
- Explains literal, golden, and mischief rules of interpretation
- Includes internal and external aids to interpretation
- Discusses judicial precedents and interpretative doctrines
- Focus on resolving ambiguity in statutes
- Revised edition with updated content and clarity
- Useful for academic study and legal practice
- Published by Allahabad Law Agency
This book is highly beneficial for law students, judiciary aspirants, and candidates preparing for competitive examinations where interpretation of statutes is a key subject. It is also useful for advocates, legal practitioners, and academicians who require a strong understanding of statutory construction and judicial reasoning. Additionally, researchers and scholars will find this book valuable for analyzing legislative intent and interpretative techniques.