ambiguity about the interpretation of Section 80HHC. In such a situation, the literal interpretation must give way to contextual interpretation. Commenting upon the examples given ... principles of interpretation as to when the golden rule of interpretation should be adopted and as to when the contextual rule of interpretation should
rule of interpretation cannot be applied. It is the rule of contextual interpretation which alone can enable the Court in discovering or laying down ... matter. We feel that it is the rule of contextual interpretation which alone is applicable for the purpose of finding out the principles which should
argued
that a contextual interpretation of the provision contained in
Section 29A is required, especially in view of the provisions
contained in Section ... District and not the High Court.
Therefore the necessity for a contextual interpretation is
pressed into service. It is argued that a 'purposive
interpretation
Samsung Electronics Company Limited & ... vs Kapil Wadhwa & Ors. on 17 February, 2012
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interpreted with operatic opposite conclusions by
applying two different principles of interpretation to enunciate and
propound the legislative intent. In the case in hand contextual ... France SAS, In re (supra), literal
interpretation rule was applied and contextual interpretation, it was
held, should not be adopted because the purpose itself
applied or given primacy in the interpretation process. One of these circumstances is contextual ambiguity. In some cases, the definition provided in the statute ... purpose, courts can invoke this phrase to adopt a more contextual interpretation that aligns with the overall objectives of the statute.
28. Legislative intent
legislature. Mr. Banerjee submitted that, the Meghalaya High Court
gave a contextual interpretation of the term "Court", keeping the
object of the statute ... held that while interpreting the
provisions of a statute, it was necessary that the textual interpretation
should match with the contextual one. The statute must
Central Bank Of India vs State Of Kerala & Ors on 27 February, 2009
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will be useful to apply the rule of contextual interpretation to the
provisions of Rule 9. It would not be permissible to import any meaning ... relation
to "other authority." The rule of contextual interpretation requires that the
court should examine every word of statute in its context, while
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The rational and contextual interpretation would therefore be
that confiscation proceedings can be initiated under Section
130 of the GST Acts ... Acts.
(12) General non-obstante clause has to be interpreted
contextually
It is further respectfully submitted that a general
non-obstante clause such as that
