Question
The judges cannot go beyond litera legis is propounded
by which rule of interpretation?Solution
The literal rule also known as grammatical, plain meaning or ordinary meaning rule of interpretation is the rule which propounds that judges cannot go beyond litera legis. It says that law has to be considered as it is.
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All rollers are coasters.
Some swings are rollers.
All bridges are swings.
Conclusions:
I. All coaste...
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Some bells are temples.
Some temples are marbles.
Conclusions:
I. Some bells are marbles
II. No m...
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All summers are winters.
Only a few summers are spring.
Some springs are autumn.
No autumn is season.
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All foxes cannot be huts. No look is a hut.
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Statements:
Only a few balloons are cakes.
All cakes are knife.
Some knife are ribbons.
Only a few ribbons are candles.
...Statements: All watches are wall clocks.
Some wall clocks are calculators.
Conclusions: I. No watch is a calculator.
II. Some cal...
