Statutory Interpretation eReference
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Date: 30/09/2015 Code: 41879252 Thomson Reuters, NEW ZEALAND |
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Description
Statutory Interpretation provides extensive current and historical legislation and commentary on the interpretation of statutes in New Zealand.
The only updated New Zealand text on statutory interpretation, it brings together legislation, case law and expert commentary to assist anyone who is required to work with or to interpret legislation.
First published in 1991 as Acts Interpretation it covered the now-repealed Acts Interpretation Act 1924. The substantial change to statutory interpretation law brought in by the Interpretation Act 1999 required a comprehensive revision, and this forms the basis of this product.
Features
Legislation Act 2019
- Legislation, with section-by-section commentary when in force
Interpretation Act 1999
- Introduction to the Interpretation Act 1999
- Legislation, with section-by-section commentary and analysis
Acts Interpretation 1924 (Repealed)
- Legislation, with section-by-section commentary and analysis
Acts and Regulations Publication 1989
- Legislation, with section-by-section commentary and analysis
New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990
- Introduction
- Legislation, with section-by-section commentary and analysis
Table of Statutes and Regulations
Table of Cases
Subject Index
Media Types
This work is available in looseleaf, online and as an eReference (in ProView).
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