The Language in Legal Texts in General, and in Legislation

question 42

Multiple Choice

The language in legal texts in general, and in legislation in particular, can be difficult to understand because:

• A)The drafters want ordinary people to misunderstand the language in the legal text.
• B)It is written in Latin.
• C)The font is archaic.
• D)Laws are usually drafted in as precise a manner as possible to make it more difficult for judges and citizens to misinterpret the parliament's intention.

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Definitions:

Cancel

The act of terminating or putting an end to a contract, agreement, or reservation.

Seller

A person or business that offers goods or services for sale to consumers or other businesses.

Gateway

A point within a network that acts as an entrance to another network, often involving protocol conversion.

Contract

A legally binding agreement between two or more parties that outlines obligations and rights.