Reading Law: the Interpretation of Legal Texts

P, Hari; Synopsis; Overview, 1.1); (“purposivism”), The; Canon)., The

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Abstract

Reading Law is book consisting of description of Textualism and an argument in favor of a strong Textualist approach. The authors say that initially all interpreters of legal texts begin with the text. They believe that the correct approach towards interpretation maintains a

Authors

Hari P

Synopsis

1.1) Overview

The (“purposivism”)

The Canon).

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Reading Law: the Interpretation of Legal Texts

Reading Law: the Interpretation of Legal Texts

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Synopsis

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The (“purposivism”)

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