Law
rules of language and binding and persuasive
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- Created on: 29-12-12 15:27
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2. a word is known by the company it keeps. Words must be read in context [Inlands Revenue Commissioners v Frere )1964)]
- noscitur a sociis
- ejusdem generis
- expressio unis est exclusio alterius
3. the express mention of one thing excludes others not mentioned. Where there is a list of words which is not followed by general words then the Act will only apply to the items in the list [R v Sedgley Inhabitants (1831)]
- expressio unis est exclusio alterius
- noscitur a sociis
- ejusdem generis
4. The reasons for the decision, a binding precedent.
- The Golden Rule
- Ratio Decidendi
- Obiter Dicta
5. where specific words are followed by general words, then the general words are limited to things of the same kind. [Powell v Kempton Park Race Course (1899)]
- ejusdem generis
- expressio unis est exclusio alterius
- noscitur a sociis
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