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presumptionstherefore in their attempt to construe statutes that courts of law are guided through the subsequent assumptions or presumptionsa
lord coleridge - judicial elucidation of actshowever lord coleridge stated in rv peters as like i am quite aware which dictionaries are not to be
judicial elucidation of actsin fact the other points to be noted in relation to judicial elucidation of acts are as follows likea there is no
act defined a traffic indicationhowever in evans v cross evans was charged by ignoring namely a traffic sign a white line painted in the middle of a
ejusdem generis ruletherefore this rule states whereas simple words in an act obeyed particular words the general words are to be made as being
golden ruleconversely the so-called golden rule will be utilized through the court in order to avoid arriving on an absurd decision under the literal
mischief rulefour things are to be considered and discussedi first is what was the common law earlier than the making of the actii is what was the
principles and presumptions of constructionhowever in the course of settling some of these disputes the courts in england have elaborated the rules
statutory interpretationconversely the precise connotation of a law written in an act may cause a legal dispute so this is so because even though
bulky and technical billsin fact some bills are so bulky and technical hence they are passed without sufficient debate it means parliament lacks the
wishes of members of parliament -disadvantages lawhowever acts of parliament do not reflect the wishes of the people as voters although the wishes of
disadvantages of statute lawimposition of lawhowever some acts are imposed on the people and reflect the views of the pundits or executive in the
strong and weakness of acts of parliamentthere an act of parliament may be said to possess the giving advantages asi democratic in naturenow here it
commencementhowever section 464 of the constitution offers that like a law made through parliament shall not come in operation whether it has been
publicationwhether in section 463 of the constitution states that like upon a bill that has been passed through the national assembly being presented
presidents assentunder section 462 of the constitution a bill passed through the national assembly must be presented to the president for his
third readingnow next is offers in order 1121 which is on the adoption of a report on a bill the third reading may regarding leave of mr speaker be
committal stagein this such order 103 offers that a bill having been read a second moment shall stand committed to a committee of the whole house
readingsfirst readingin this order 101 provides like every bill shall be read a first time without motion made or enquiry put and shall be ordered to
private bill - categorization of lawin fact order 120 offers like whereas leave to proceed is granted the promoters shall asa first is pay to the
publication of bills in the england gazettesuch there order 98 which offers that no bill shall be intract unless it has been published in the gazette
method for enactment of lawswhether the procedure to be followed in parliament in order to enact law is governed through constitution and orders
billsfurther an act of parliament begins as a bill that is the draft of law that parliament intends to make in section 461 of the constitution
statute lawthere this is an act of parliament whether this is law made through parliament directly in exercise of legislative power conferred
legal pyramidhowever the sources of england law mentioned above may be described through the aid of the following diagram or legal pyramidnote there