Statutory Interpretation and Statutory Words and Phrases Reprint-2026 is an authoritative and scholarly work addressing the core principles governing the interpretation and construction of statutes. The book systematically explains the rules of interpretation, including the literal, golden, mischief, and purposive approaches, supported by judicial reasoning and legislative intent. In addition to interpretative doctrines, the book serves as a valuable reference on statutory words and phrases, explaining how courts assign meaning to commonly used legislative terms. It highlights interpretative tools such as legal maxims, presumptions, internal and external aids, harmonious construction, and constitutional interpretation. Written in a clear and structured manner, this reprint edition is designed to benefit both academic learning and practical application. It equips readers with the analytical skills required to interpret statutes across civil, criminal, constitutional, and administrative law domains. This book is indispensable for understanding how legislative language is judicially construed and applied in real-world legal disputes.







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