Day: March 14, 2019

Where words of a statute are absolutely clear and unambiguous, no interpretation other than literal rule shall apply
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Where words of a statute are absolutely clear and unambiguous, no interpretation other than literal rule shall apply

It is a settled principle of interpretation that the Court should neither add nor delete words from a statute. Where the words of a statute are absolutely clear and unambiguous, recourse cannot be resorted to the principles of interpretation,...
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