

Introduction to Interpretation of Statutes (Fifth Edition) by Dr. Avtar Singh and Prof. (Dr.) Harpreet Kaur is a comprehensive and authoritative guide that explains the fundamental principles used by courts to interpret legislative texts. This edition presents the subject in a clear, analytical, and accessible manner, making it highly suitable for both beginners and advanced law students.
The book explores key doctrines such as the literal, golden, and mischief rules, purposive interpretation, internal and external aids, presumptions, and the interpretation of penal, taxing, and remedial statutes. It also examines the impact of delegated legislation, contemporary judicial trends, and constitutional interpretation, supported by significant Indian case law.
Ideal for LL.B and LL.M students, judicial service aspirants, and legal practitioners, this trusted text provides a strong conceptual foundation and practical insight into one of the most essential areas of legal study.
Key Features
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Updated fifth edition reflecting current judicial developments
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Comprehensive coverage of rules, principles, and aids of interpretation
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Detailed discussion on literal, golden, mischief & purposive approaches
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Includes interpretation of penal, fiscal, and remedial statutes
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Supported by leading Indian case law and illustrations
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Written in a clear, structured, and student-friendly format
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Ideal for academic study, exam preparation, and early practice
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Published by LexisNexis
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