Interpretation of Statutes & Principles of Legislation LLB Syllabus Revision Notes Lecture - Part 2

[@user_5ivj7]

Great explanation Sir🎉 I salute you for putting your honest efforts in making this video students centric and easy to understand.

[@LawMint]

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Really helpful lecture Sir 👍

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[@dr.rajeshwalde9109]

Very nice explanation

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[@payaljhamb1935]

Great explanation sir. Sir I have a doubt in the punctuation part. You said to read the part ‘or stocks or exhibits or offers for sale’ together giving it conjunctive effects whereas ‘or’ gives disjunctive effect, meaning any one of the condition may be true and the output would be true. So is stocking then exhibiting and eventually offering for sale meant by the expression?

[@payaljhamb1935]

If we read it like that, wouldn’t it mean to satisfy all conditions and then applying it which is usually in case of conjunction ‘and’

[@tinkirai2801]

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[@dr.rajeshwalde9109]

But loud voice required

[@LawMint]

Thank you! Feedback noted. Will surely edit the audio on future videos to increase the volume by 20% ~ 30%.