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Legal Maxim ‘construction ex visceribus actus’ means
statute should be read as a whole
when two meanings are possible, court may choose any
court should act according to the popular view
none of the above
- Option 1: Statute should be read as a whole
- The legal maxim "construction ex visceribus actus" suggests that a statute or document should be interpreted by considering all its parts. The meaning should emerge from the entirety of the act.
- Option 2: When two meanings are possible, court may choose any
- This implies that if a statute can be understood in multiple ways, the court has the discretion to select any interpretation. It does not reflect the meaning of the maxim.
- Option 3: Court should act according to the popular view
- This option proposes that the court's interpretation can be influenced by public opinion, which is unrelated to the maxim.
- Option 4: None of the above
- Suggests that none of the given options explain the maxim correctly.
Answer: Option 1 - Statute should be read as a whole
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