afraid we cannot agree for several reasons.
Firstly, purely grammatically, a semicolon separates the
two expressions showing that they are not inextricably
connected. Also
rule 3 (i) and sub-rule 3 (ii) are
separated by a semicolon ( ; ) followed by the disjunctive ‚or‛. The use of
semicolon ( ; ), the punctuation mark ... separated not by just a particle ‚or‛ but also by a semicolon (;), thus creating an
additional wall for conveying mutual exclusivity between
rule 3 (i) and sub-rule 3
(ii) are separated by a semicolon ( ; ) followed by the disjunctive
‚or‛. The use of semicolon ( ; ), the punctuation mark ... separated not by just a
particle ‚or‛ but also by a semicolon (;), thus creating an
additional wall for conveying mutual exclusivity between
construing this section too much importance should not he given to the semicolon in the first paragraph. In a case where the pawnor makes default