The Ejusdem Generis Rule
- Created by: Clare Parry
- Created on: 04-01-16 09:53
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The Ejusdem Generis Rule
- Applies when there is a list of specific words followed by general words.
- The general words are then limited to the same kinds of things as the specific words.
- Powell v Kempton Park Racecourse (1899)-D charged with keeping a 'house, office, room or other place for betting'
- Taking betts outside at a racecourse. He had been operation betting on a racecourse outside.
- Court decided that 'other place for bettins' didn't reflect what…
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