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Question 2 – I watched the lecture again (around 21:49) where you spoke about the purposive ‘approach’ and it wasn’t mentioned that 3/4 Latin terms would be seen as part of the purposive ‘rule’, and it is not included in the notes.
i failed number number 4. though already clarified in a pervious question. thank you so much Mike.
You made the lectures quite interesting.
i have missed question number 2? how the other are included in purposive rule?
Great Lecturing.
Thank you very much for making the subject an interesting one to learn. Simply great!
Hi OpenTuition, please note there is a typo in Q2; exclusion is written instead of exclusio.
Thanks,
Max
If you could explain the 2nd Quiz question, and its answer. And why the others were not correct.
Hi sir,
It would be appreciated that during the Review Quiz section, under each part, you explain in summary why the wrong answers were wrong, and why the right answer was right. Basically – your margin notes
Thank God I got them all right…
These tests are really helpful, thank you!
You’re very welcome
I think it’s an excellent idea to do questions after each Lecture. Good questions Mick. Greatly appreciate your assistance.
You’re very welcome
Thanks for this quiz. I only missed question 4. If I may ask, why is it that the statement is false (meaning the court will not always follow the literal rule)? Is it because of the use of the word “always”
Yes. The Court will always follow the literal rule ….
…. unless to do so would lead to an absurdity – look up the case re Sigsworth
OK?
Thanks for the clarification.
Thanks Open Tuition. As i find this particularly helpful
Thank you for your efforts. This test was helpful.
Thanks for the questions. They’re indeed helpful.
Thank you for the comment
Most welcome Sir