Unit 1: Statuatory Interpretation Flashcards

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Affirmative Resolution

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Both houses need to agree on the statutes before it gets passed on to become active, have up to 28-40 days

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Negative Resolution

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Both houses need to find something to disagree about the statutes within the 28 days or it will become active

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Scrutiny committee

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The judges will scrutinise the act, word by word, and find anything wrong with the statute. Best but longest method

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Questions

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Relevant government ministers are questioned about the act In question. Reasons for, purpose etc.

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Define Wednesbury Unreasonableness

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Ultra Vires

“No reasonable man activating reasonably would pass it”

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Super-Affirmative Resolution

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Both houses need to agree on the statute before it gets passed on to become active, have up to 60 days

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Define substantive UV

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Ultra Vires

Going beyond the powers given

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Define Procedural UV

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Ultra Vires

The correct procedure of the case has not been carried out

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Wednesbury Unreasonableness Example

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Wednesbury case
School children were not allowed to go cinema on Sunday evenings because it apparently affected their attendance at school

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Procedural UV example

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Aylesbury Mushroom Growers

Mushroom growers were not informed that they produced the most amount of mushrooms in the UK, had to be told

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Substantive UV example

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AG Fulham
Company was told to make free washing facilities, started to charge people, therefor going beyond the powers that they were given

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Internal aids

Long title

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Royal college nursing v DHSS

Gave more information about the abortion act

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13
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Internal aids

Schedules

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Hunting act 2004

Gave more specific guidelines about the act. Eg a bird of prey needed to be present when hunting

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External aids

Dictionary

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Dpp v cheeseman

Defined the word “passenger”

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External aids

Hansard

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Hansard = what was said in parliament when creating the act itself
Pepper v Hart

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16
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External aids

Historical setting

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Quintavelle

Did not not know of future embryo creations for infertile people

17
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Internal aids

Preamble

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Climate change and sustainable energy act

Explains the act and what it will be used for

18
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Ejusdem Generis

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List of items that include “other” but have words of the same kind!
Powell v kempton
Not allowed in “Room, office or house” therefor tatter stall was ok outside