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Chapter 27: Consequences

Chapter 27: Consequences

pp. 421-431

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, La Trobe University, Victoria, , University of Western Australia, Perth,
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Summary

[27.1] A particular construction of a statutory provision may be tested by reference to its consequences. The principle directs attention to the likely operation of a statute if that construction were preferred. In practice, cases raising the principle are more concerned with adverse consequences.

Keywords

  • Consequences
  • operation of the statute
  • interpretative aid
  • construction
  • adverse consequences

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