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law4alluk | 19:43 Mon 05th Nov 2007 | Law
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ingore the use of external materials in construction of statutes would be like to "grope in the dark for the mean of Act without switch on the light lord denning in Davis and Johnson 1978, discuss this reference to court, approach to construction of statutes
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Pardon?
19:58 Mon 05th Nov 2007
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pmsl

eh?
20:00 Mon 05th Nov 2007
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20:02 Mon 05th Nov 2007
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This should be under "Quizzes & Puzzles". I think we're being asked to put these words into some sort of order so that they make sense.
23:50 Mon 05th Nov 2007
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It's funny you say that because I was thinking something similar just the other day actually.


Then they locked me up.
10:56 Tue 06th Nov 2007
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Looks like someone is going to struggle to finish their homework.

Dennning's quote in the case of Davis and Johnson was that not to use Hansard "would be to grope around in the dark for the meaning of an Act without switching the light on".

Now can someone tranlate what the actual question is.

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