The Golden Rule of Interpretation Is Generally Used When

question 83

Multiple Choice

The golden rule of interpretation is generally used when:

• A)The legal text is vague and inconsistent throughout.
• B)The legal text has an obvious error or omission that leads to absurdity or inconsistency when interpreted literally.
• C)The legal text is grammatically correct but does not carry out the intended purpose of the legislature.
• D)The legal text has a single clear meaning.

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Definitions:

Repairs

The action taken to fix or restore something that is broken, damaged, or not functioning properly.

Conditional Estate

A type of property ownership that is contingent upon certain conditions, which if not met, can result in the loss of property rights.

Life Estate

A legal arrangement where an individual has the right to use and benefit from a property for the duration of their life, but does not own the property outright.

Future Interest

A legal right to property or asset ownership that will begin in the future, rather than immediate possession.