PrincipleEVIDENCE LAW — Interpretation of Statutes — Clear and Unambiguous Provisions Need No Interpretation
- Area of law
- EVIDENCE LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that clear and unambiguous statutory provisions need no interpretation. The principle applies in statutory interpretation. It ensures that clear words are given effect. The principle reflects the plain meaning rule. It prevents unnecessary interpretation. The court must apply the provision as written.…
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