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Law making: statutory interpretation

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Why can a statute need interpretation in a real dispute?

A

Because Parliamentary debates automatically replace the enacted wording in real disputes.

B

Because general wording may be unclear, outdated, too broad/narrow or harsh in real disputes.

C

Because judges may rewrite legislation whenever they disagree with the result in real disputes.

D

Because every statutory provision must be approved by a court before use in real disputes.

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