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I saw this book at the library and got interested in what Law is all about, so I decided to read it.
- It was quite interesting.
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When there is a dispute over the interpretation of legal terms, etc., the following methods are used to narrow down the interpretation:
- Teleological Interpretation
- Sometimes, the purpose is stated in the preamble of the law, so the interpretation is narrowed down based on that.
- I see, it makes sense to narrow down the interpretation based on the purpose rather than just the wording.
- In addition, the intention is inferred from the discussions in the parliament during the formulation of the law.
- Sometimes, the purpose is stated in the preamble of the law, so the interpretation is narrowed down based on that.
- Systematic Interpretation
- The interpretation is narrowed down by considering other provisions.
- Balancing of Interests
- The interpretation is narrowed down by considering which interpretation would distribute the benefits evenly.
- Teleological Interpretation
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I used to think that only systematic interpretation was used (blu3mo).
- I thought that all the information contained in the provisions was used.
- I had the image that the interpretation was narrowed down uniquely by excluding the context of the formulation.
- But when I think about it calmly, it’s impossible to narrow down the interpretation with just that, and I can understand why it’s done this way.