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082			_a348.02 _bDHA
100			_aBindra, N.S _aDhanda, Amita.
245			_aInterpretation of Statutes/ _cBy N.S. Bindra & Amita Dhanda.
250			_a13th ed
260			_aNew Delhi: _bLexis Nexis, _c2023.
300			_a998p,; _c24cm. _bcxcii
500			_aCONTENTS PART-1 1. The Institutional Regime of Interpretation, C-1, Law-making roles of the Legislation and the judiciary. C-2. Relationship between the Executive and the Legislature C-3. The relationship between the judiciary and the executive PART-II Techniques, Tools, and Rules of Interpretation C-4. Presumptions C-5. Statutes and its parts C-6. Rules of interpretation C-7. Internal Aids C-8. Mandatory and directory provisions C-9. Retrospective operation of Statutes C-10. Maxims used to aid Interpretation C-11. External Aids to Interpretation C-12. Repeal and savings PART-III The Contextual Dimension of Interpretation C-13. Interpretation of the Constitution C-14. General and Special Statutes C-15Substantive and Procedural Laws amending, Copying, Consolidating and enabling statutes C-16 Beneficial and Welfare Statutes C-17. Interpretation of Expropriatingm, Emergency, and Penal Statutes C-18.Interpretation of the fiscal statutes PART-IV Precedents and interpretation C-19. Precedents and Interpretation Appendix
650			_aLaw, _aJudiciary Law
700			_aDhanda, A
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